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Vtgnike – Real Love Doesn’t Have Past Tense

Label: Vtgnike
Release date: 05-06-2014
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 83 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Bass

Tracklist:
1.Brazil Prince 04:22
2.Tomie Pix 03:24
3.Gkbeats 03:44
4.Lutnya 04:22
5.Baikonur Teleport 03:50
6.Black Dolphin 03:56
7.Shah Sample 04:19
8.Metallheadz Odessa 03:24
9.Stavros 03:05

<a href="http://radology.bandcamp.com/album/real-love-doesnt-have-past-tense">Real Love Doesn't Have Past Tense by Vtgnike</a>

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09.06.2014 Album Bass MusicARTIST:Vtgnike Read more

Artist: Vtgnike
Title Of Album: Dubna
Year Of Release: jan 2014
Label: Other People / OP004
Genre: Juke, Bass
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 00:33:07
Total Size: 75 mb

Tracklist:
01. Stimulate
02. Campaign Refix
03. Jimmy Dub
04. Panarama Bar Shitt
05. Hi Fashion
06. Rewind Loseliani
07. Zarubezh
08. Umida
09. Untitled

The Moscow-based producer has had a handful of releases showcasing his experimental and open-ended take on dance music, including two on Russian label RAD. He’s a fairly prominent local DJ at underground parties in his hometown, and he also produces (slightly) more house and techno-oriented music as Myown, which has been featured on Ethereal Sound and Left Blank, among others. Dubna, named for the “town of science” in the Moscow oblast, is easily his most high profile release yet, landing on the label that Nicolas Jaar started up last year. Mostly downtempo, it’s a collection of brief, sample-heavy tracks which the press release claims carry a “cold and distinctly Russian organicism.”