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Beatmoqueur
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La routine
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Le chant des anges
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Bacalao Le Locle, Switzerland
It all started in the Amiga demo-scene during the 90's. Twenty years later, it became a mix of genres, going from 8-bit to IDM with many other electronic influences...
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