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TYPESHIII

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Ase Manual - 4AM (feat. Bad Colors)

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the goats @ossx blessed this record 🌐 free DL

artwork by /sevensixties

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watchyaback! (OSSX remix)

she looks like a princess 
she looks like my goddess 
baby I’m so harmless 
loving you I promise 
you can leave drop dead 
baby ur so gorgeous 
we can live it lawless
we can be too thoughtless 
as long as we’re not cautious 
as long as we’re not caught up
do you hear me out your window 
wrote another love song 
I can write em all night 
love you for a lifetime 
love you when it’s midnight 
wrote another novel 
this one isn’t fiction 
a story how we listen to
a story with an image 
love I got your message 
love I thought I called you 
sorry that I’m lazy 
party till we’re crazy 
party till we drop dead 
lover we can’t drop yet

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Oroko Radio: Asphodèle invites the Greedy Girlz Nov 7th 25

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Applause｜Paloma Colombe presents Dihya
Label: Applause (@applause-musicandshow)
www.instagram.com/applause_show/

With Applause｜Paloma Colombe presents Dihya, DJ and curator Paloma Colombe delivers an embodied compilation, deeply rooted in her time, conceived as an exploration of the percussive 2.0 scene. Driven by a desire to amplify marginalized voices within the music industry, she brings together 11 artists from these communities.

The musical direction is unmistakable — each track draws its club energy from the richness of drum patterns and the power of syncopated rhythms.
Paloma Colombe summons them as forces of transcendence and healing, giving shape to her vision of the party.

“They bring the body and the mind into a kind of trance that pushes you to open up, to free yourself. You can cry in the club! What matters is to let it out, to feel better.”

Nourished by her Amazigh heritage and her immersion in the radical queer scene of California, Paloma Colombe envisions the club as a space of fertile friction between ritual, resistance, and release.

A single image runs through her imagination:

“A group of 60 Kabyle women singing and clapping in syncopation. There lies the essence of the collective, the rhythm that connects and soothes, the sacredness of music, and the feet firmly grounded in the earth — here, the club.”

Applause｜Paloma Colombe presents Dihya opens a space to dance, celebrate, and come together — to resist, together.

Design : Laura Ewart (@lauraisthebusiness)

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