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Mid Afro Trauma
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So longs Mbira
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Space funked
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Kleinemaschinen Huddersfield, UK
I started making 'music' in 2003 on FL5 and then graduated through that DAW until 2020 when I discovered VCV Rack. I have
been tinkering with that for 2 years now. Making tracks at least once every day. These are the 1st tracks I have been brave enough to put onto Bandcamp.
I have previously used Soundcloud for my tracks-
soundcloud.com/adrian-bottomley
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