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Silent Season
Silent Season is an electronic music label influenced by the natural surroundings of British Columbia. The sounds of Silent Season grew from the connection between deep ethereal music and the rain forests of Vancouver Island. A soundtrack to some of the most radiant and aural beauty in the world. ... more
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Peaceful chillout music from Serbia to help you drift away on a pillow of keys and gentle rhythms.
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"Combat EP" by Acutek delivers blisteringly minimal electronics—classic coldwave colliding with techno.
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Sometimes, words can be told with percussions. BLNDR's rhythmic speech, deep and eloquent, is a call for tribal gatherings, as the proto-language of what the label was about to become. Then, MODVS and Korridor closed the narration with their own virtuous dialect.
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