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The Gosha and Kled Mone join forces on Renaissance for 'Keep Coming', a strong collaboration featuring the captivating vocals of Sofia Ko. Both producers have carved impressive paths in the electronic scene, with releases on respected imprints and support from leading DJs across the globe.

The release comes complete with three remixes: Far&High deliver two contrasting interpretations, the 'Breaking Down Mix' unfolding in a widescreen electronica palette, while the 'Noir Mix' leans into indie dance shadows. Framewerk completes the package with a breakbeat rework, adding their signature edge.

Together, along with the original, these four versions highlight the versatility of 'Keep Coming', a must-listen for fans of forward-thinking electronic music.

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PREMIERE: The Gosha, Kled Mone Feat. Sofia Ko - Keep Coming (Framewerk Remix) [RENAISSANCE]

Get ready for a high energy ride with “Up, Down”.  A pulse driven track that blends retro synth vibes with futuristic bass lines. The rhythm keeps you moving, shifting between soaring highs and deep lows, capturing the feeling of motion, tension, and release. Perfect for anyone who lives for the rise and fall of the beat.

DJ Doom Hour - Up, Down

Tracks from the for-fun would be underground Inkopolis band, Bering C. Remixes from a few old Nintedo games, and even an original thrown in there for good measure.

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Sprint Vector OST: Fly By Nitro

Pyramids at Night

Radiant Rink

https://bknapp.bandcamp.com/album/combat

This beat tape from me Youtube searching myself "BKNAPP". I found that my last beat tape was featured on a well known trap Channel. My Beats were getting tens and thousands of views. I was pretty stoked at first because that brings traffic to my bandcamp and soundcloud. But the more I listened to those beats and went and looked what else was on that Trap Youtube channel I quickly realized how much of a fucking gimmick my beats have been lately. Quickly thrown together popular video game samples with Logic Pro's stock trap drum kit on top of it. 21 year old me would have fucking hated those beats. So uninspired. I grew up listening to complex beats and perfectly crafted beats from guys like Premier and dilla and here I was throwing together gimmick beats for a few extra plays. It was time to get back to training and learn how to do new things with my beats. 

So with this project I went back to challenging myself. I have layers of samples with nothing to do with each other. I had to figure out how to get them all to work together and make sense musically. My drums are in tune with the samples and I went back to my boom bap influences with them. 

This is my favorite project I have done. No gimmicks, no bullshit, just a bunch of floating ideas from my head put onto gritty drum beats. Hope the probable 10 people that read this like it. Putting this out on my 25th birthday too. That means I've been doing this for 5 years now. Besides teaching, it is my favorite thing to do. 

Also thanks to DJ Cutman for giving me some advice on mixing and mastering as that has always been something I struggle with. I'm improving for sure, but still have a ways to go.

Pyramids at Night

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