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Demontage
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Fireball
04:48
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Salle d'attente
03:20
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Between Dream & Night
07:39
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Sea Of Thorns
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P3-P6
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Karussell
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Le Sablier
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Neuf
08:59
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Clubbing Syndrome
03:37
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#Blockbuster
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And Next ?
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Marboss Metz, France
MARBOSS is a major contributor to the French electro scene. He uses cutting-edge music technology in the creation of innovative compositions, via sound-design, demonstrating that he is a veritable sound scientist. One can notice here the use of synthetic layers, simple and catchy melodies, rhythms enriched by electro-acoustic sounds, and minimalistic vocals sung or rendered by a vocoder. ... more
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