-f-e-i- (EP)
by Fayyet
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Jul 2021 -
Nov 2020 -
Jun 2019 -
Jul 2017 -
Sep 2014
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Transmit Receive Jupiter
by Rchetype ft. Wolfgunsupported by 9 fans who also own “-f-e-i- (EP)”
Crisp, clear, and incredibly fresh! This album masterfully reforges some of Wolfgun's best songs in a way that respects the source material and remakes it into a lush, detailed album brimming with texture. Despite their many layers and moving parts, these tracks never feel too busy or congested - instead, they harmonize to create this incredibly melodic and uplifting selection of tracks I find myself returning to with a great deal of regularity. Absolutely excellent album, highly recommended!
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supported by 8 fans who also own “-f-e-i- (EP)”
Something that I've put on my wakeup playlist in the past. It's such a nice vibe and reminds me of the immense feels of watching the morning slowly fade into existence
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supported by 8 fans who also own “-f-e-i- (EP)”
Sleek, vibrant, and brimming with infectious rhythms. Incredible melodies interlaced with clean, punchy bass lines that will absolutely knock your socks off. Tasteful samples elevate each and every one of these tracks, with Ascension being a personal favorite. Reset is a close second for its raw, doggedly persistent undercurrent and the grungy rumble of its bass. Another collection of absolute bangers from this legend.
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The Escape (Mixtape 3)
by Invisible SquirrelRubbery funk with a dance music feel on this mixtape specifically designed for runners.
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Chief and McMurphy (Mixtape 1)
by Invisible SquirrelPsychedelic electronic music that conjures other worlds in its springy, playful grooves.
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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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Theoretical Physics
by Rchetype Feat. Wolfgunsupported by 8 fans who also own “-f-e-i- (EP)”
Wolfgun is my favorite musician on this site, and my favorite solo musician in general. If that wasn't enough, Rchetype is pretty darn good in his own right, so, naturally, this album was a must-have. Largely leans towards Rchetype's musical style, but Wolfgun provides his signature vocals as well. Those open to drum and bass with a little dubstep, check this one out!
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