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Artist: FraktalMind
 Track: "Echoes of the Moirai" 

In the shadow of myth and fate, FraktalMind dives deep into the ancient thread of existence. This darkpsy ritual is a sonic invocation of the Moirai — the three Greek sisters who spin, measure, and cut the thread of every life. A journey through chaos, control, and the final silence.

Let the rhythm decide your destiny.

FraktalMind - Echoes of the Moirai (190 bpm)

Sex Panther

Dreamstate 11 v2

WHEREVER YOU ARE :)  
Celebrate Liberty! ;)

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(¯`’•.¸❤♫♪♥(◠‿◠)♥♫♪❤¸.•’´¯)HAPPIEST 4th of JULY USA(¯`’•.¸❤♫♪♥(◠‿◠)♥♫♪❤¸.•’´¯)

TITLE: RED, WHITE, & BLUE COMMEMORATIVE
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LYRICS: 
(Verse 1)
The stars are shining bold and bright
Red and blue in the firework's light
The air is warm the flags held high
Freedom echoes in the sky
(Chorus)
Boom and crackle light the air
Voices singing everywhere
Celebrate with hearts so true
Red, white and blue it's what we do

(Verse 2)
Grills are blazing smell that feast
Laughter spreads from west to east
Kids are running sparklers glow
In the land we love and know

(Chorus)
Boom and crackle light the air
Voices singing everywhere
Celebrate with hearts so true
Red white and blue it's what we do

[Bridge]
Let’s remember where we’ve been
The struggles fought the battles win
For liberty we raise our cheers
Together strong through all these years

(Chorus)
Boom and crackle light the air
Voices singing everywhere
Celebrate with hearts so true
Red, white and blue it's what we do

Let Freedom Ring

Red, White, & Blue Commemorative

Red, White & Blue Commemorative

A song that still seems to be relevant despite being written in 1965. 
"Eve of Destruction" is a protest song written by P. F. Sloan in mid-1965.Several artists have recorded it, but the most popular recording was by Barry McGuire, on which Sloan played guitar.
The song references social issues of its period, including the Vietnam War, the draft, the threat of nuclear war, the Civil Rights Movement, turmoil in the Middle East and the American space program.
The American media helped to make the song popular by using it as an example of everything that was wrong with the youth culture of the time. Its controversial lyrics caused it to be banned by some American radio stations, "claiming it was an aid to the enemy in Vietnam".
In the first week of its release the single was at No. 103 on the Billboard charts. In August 12 Dunhill released the LP, Eve of Destruction. It reached its peak of #37 on the Billboard album chart during the week ending September 25. That same day the single went to #1 on the chart, and repeated the feat on the Cashbox chart, where it had debuted at No. 30. McGuire would never again break into the top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100. It went to #1 in Norway for two weeks."                Wikipedia           
Mastered Track : Distrokid Mixea
Image: Patt Vielma

Eve of Destruction-Barry MaGuire/ P.F. Sloan (Cover)

Aktæon

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Meet the Divine Dragon

Tried something new. Beware the sting in the tail . 

A honey trap wrapped in velvet sin

Sting in the tail .mp3

wobbly deep house to wobble your booty to

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Blonde On A Bum Trip (Do You Ever Feel Unclean? Mix)

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