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P*Light - Pa-Pa-Pa-Pa-Pa
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DJ Genki - Tachyon D
04:37
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sky_delta - Initialize
04:28
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かめりあ - Tornado
04:31
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Hommarju - TRINITY
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KO3 & Relect - Wake up
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REDALiCE - No Trouble
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Getty - Blaze
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Srav3R - Air
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nora2r - Day To Day
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HARDCORE TANO*C Tokyo, Japan
Japanese Record label.
Independent label run by REDALiCE.
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by USAO
supported by 16 fans who also own “YABAICORE”
usao's stuff just keeps continually getting louder, faster, more energetic, and more dynamic. you'd think at some point it'd hit critical mass and implode into something chaotic or messy, but he always effortlessly outdoes himself and amps it up while never missing a beat. every single track on here is an absolute powerhouse and hype as hell but im gonna be real i'm kind of obsessed with how stupid laur's remix is.
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Kick's For Liberation 5
by USAO
supported by 15 fans who also own “YABAICORE”
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Big Daddy
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Forest of Ruin
by Magic Point
These tracks may have been written in a cabin in Lake Tahoe (for real!) but they sound like they could score a rave at the end of the world.
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Place of Honor
by Computer Nerd
If the Phantom of the Opera wrote video game music, it might sound something like the sweeping, stately songs on “Place of Honor.”
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Alley Ghost
by Kush Arora
Euphoric club instrumentals from the duo of Brooklyn's HMXGOD and San Francisco's Kush Arora, blending dancehall, drill, kuduro, and more.
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PLANET//SHAPER
by かめりあ(Camellia)
supported by 15 fans who also own “YABAICORE”
This is the type of album to introduce to someone as their first exposure to Camellia. It's the perfect amalgamation of intriguing at(o)mosphere, crazy drops, eargasmic melodies, and plenty of variety. Some particular highlights are Delta's amazing dnb progressions and the unreal vibes of deep sea. It's not one of my absolute favorites, but at its best, it's still top-tier Camellia.
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