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Infinity
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Oubys Hasselt, Belgium
Oubys is the brain network alternator from Belgium, producing sounds that physically affect your synapses. His music, merging synth sequences with rhythmical patterns, explores the melody of the subconsciousness.
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Love the flows on this album. All tracks 48kHz. The tape differs from the album, but i like the ambientloops with sounds.
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