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Unimaginable
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Tribu
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Pulse
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We Out Here
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Can't Be Taught
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Arcana
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Getting Somewhere
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Hiraeth
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Snapski Knoxville, Tennessee
Talent-less producer out of the East Coast, still hasn't found their muse, nor their genre!
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Smash It is an incredible set of albums. The high levels of energy and the groovier ones combined deliver such a great listening experience. My favourite song out of these 2.5 albums fluctuates all of the time, but Wha-Bam is consistently top 3. I'd consider This Isn't Science Rocket and MoomBattle to be two other songs I always find myself enjoying,
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Just Imagine”
Once more, I am unable to express my adoration for this album. It’s kinda nice to have some F-777 songs that are a bit more ambient and don’t get my blood flowing quite as fast! Dreams of Peace may just be my favourite though, I love the high-pitched bagpipe/violin instrument!
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Every single song featured in this album is top notch, especially Prey and EnV-ious. The quick nature to most songs in this album is what I really like about F-777's work. The slower songs here like As One, Remember Me, and A Deep Longing also really give the album more life, as there is always a place for more calming songs.
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Hypnotic songs from this Cameroon-based musician, with vibrant rhythms and dazzling synths in songs that keep pushing forward.
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Created in Goa, India, without the benefit of a studio, “Serpentine” is an adrenaline shot to the heart—relentlessly joyous dance music.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Just Imagine”
I really like snakes, and seeing an album with four (two were bonus-songs, but whatever) songs literally named after snakes was a good sign. Though I feel as though I'm beginning to repeat myself (from other comments), I really do like how F-777 throws in calmer songs with the faster songs. Antidote, actually, is probably my second-favourite, and it's all due to its slower, but deeper bass.
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