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Kan3da - Bluejam

from Reconstructing Thessaloniki by Various Artists

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An Electro project from Swedish artist Karl Skagius, a combination of cold basslines, drums, and romantic synth lines. Inspired by Detroit Techno/Electro, Italo and coldwave with releases on labels such as Stilleben Records, Solar One, AC Records and Transient Force.

A jam produced while sat on the floor with a laptop through tv-speakers some years ago to test out some new synthesizers and effects, which happened to turn out pretty nice.

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from Reconstructing Thessaloniki, released May 4, 2015
Written and produced by Karl Skagius under the moniker Kan3da.

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