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Tech House | 5@M3 M@N (ANON REMIX)

Stereo Hearts (feat. iGRES)

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Dopamine

L'Amour de la Côte d'Opale

Le Cap Blanc Nez

Love Somebody

Motion Pictures (Instrumentals)

Fin (Instrumental)

Plongez dans l'Univers Sonore de Cosmic Memories IV 🚀✨

15 tracks - (3 Bonus remix )

Chers mélomanes et aventuriers de l'espace,

Après un voyage musical captivant à travers les trois premiers volets de la série Cosmic Memories, j'ai le plaisir de vous dévoiler le dernier chapitre : Cosmic Memories IV. Cet album représente l'apogée de cette aventure sonore dans les profondeurs de l'univers, une odyssée qui fusionne le spacesynth, la chillwave et des vibrations galactiques qui vous transporteront bien au-delà des étoiles.

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Merci d'avoir été une partie essentielle de cette aventure. Sans vous, cette création n'aurait pas été la même. J'espère que vous prendrez autant de plaisir à découvrir Cosmic Memories IV que j'en ai eu à le composer.

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Bien à vous,
Hubrid
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(Cosmic Memories IV)

PROXIMA B - II

République du Sénégal - Salam

Senegal is a country in Francophone Africa, Senegal lies at the western tip of continental Africa. Senegal stretches from the cool Atlantic coast in the west, between the Senegal River, which gives the country its name, on the northern border with Mauritania, from the foothills of the Sahara to the beginnings of the tropical humid forest on the southern border with Guinea and Guinea-Bissau, and extends in the eastern interior into the hot Sahel region on the border with Mali. Excluded from this area is the small, English-speaking state of Gambia in the southwest, which, starting from the mouth of the Gambia River, which gives the country its name, extends far to the east like a bridgehead on both sides of the river, thus reducing Senegal's land connections to southern Senegal, known as Casamance, to a single road bridge over the river beyond Gambia's eastern border.

The capital is Dakar, a city with a population of one million; other important cities are the pilgrimage metropolis of Touba, Kaolack and Thiès.

Parts of Senegal have been part of the Islamic world since the 11th century. More than 95 percent of the country's population is Muslim. There is a strong Christian minority in southern Senegal, as Portuguese sailors and members of other European colonial powers established trading posts and mission stations along the coast since 1445. The Europeans, whose dominance on the coast changed hands several times, traded—not least the slave trade—with the empires that alternately controlled the interior until France began to bring these empires under its sovereignty through diplomatic and military means in the 19th century (see here). Thus, Senegal became a French colony in 1895. On August 20, 1960, the Republic of Senegal was proclaimed, enshrined a multi-party system in its constitution, and became one of the few democratically governed states on the African continent.

From the 1980s onward, dependence on a few export goods such as peanuts, phosphates, and fish, rapid population growth, and national debt led to impoverishment and growing social tensions in the formerly prosperous Senegal, which, since 1982, were compounded by the secessionist efforts of the Casamance region. As a result, Senegal became dependent on loans from industrialized and oil-producing countries, as well as on development aid.

Senegal - Salam

Memory Loss

Insecurities

Empty Out Your Pockets

F.A.M.E.

Wet The Bed (feat. Ludacris)

Kodak Black - Too Many Years ft. PNB Rock (Prod. by J Gramm) (Kodak Black - Lil BIG Pac)

Future Hndrxx Presents: The WIZRD

Jumpin on a Jet

Never Stop

Future - Codeine Crazy

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