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TenGrams
Fractured Textures
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DIWA001
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1x Vinyl 12" 33 ⅓ RPM Mini-Album Stereo
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Release date
Aug 31, 2018
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Styles
Healing from Italy, Different Ways is the new label run by Atimpuri. The first release is signed by one of the most influent duos of the Italian dance scene, TenGrams. Fractured Textures is a mini album composed of 6 tracks which are an excursion of TenGrams talent when it comes to electronic music. Once again, the Duo managed to express their art combining tracks of different styles into a unique journey. A not to be missed record for your collection!
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A1
Lush
4:28
A2
Lemn
4:46
A3
The Drake Equation
7:19
B1
M1R
7:03
B2
Dead Souls
3:34
B3
Information Corporation
5:11
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