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The swedish born DJ and producer CR3DIT was swept into electronic dance music when a friend told him about FL-studio and is now good at creating different moods with his tracks due to his melodic sense.
We proudly present his first spin 'Don't Worry' on Equatos.

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Mail:                    cr3ditmusic@gmail.com

Don't Worry

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CR3DIT - Don't Worry

Sad Song

I decided to redo Godzilla as a boom bap track because I sometimes feel like Eminem could use better beats. I chose Motown samples since Eminem and Motown are both from Detroit, so it seemed like the perfect choice.

Godzilla (Dj Nowhere Remix)

Suburbanites

Tap Strafe

It's Really a Matter of Give and Take

Bank & Trust

This track is from the album F Plus and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/eurekafailure

Redundant Bumper Sticker

Lump

Your Apology

"Taks a Stand" from the Reign of Terror LP "Zero Tolerance" features DJ Dainja on the cuts.

Take a Stand

Originally recorded for the the "Groundview" EP 

This remix from Laze, more laid back beat.

Strictly for the Fun

Here's a fun experimental track I did. I was trying to give it an authentic 80's sound mixed with modern instrumentation.

Space Whale

VNIS releases, his debut EP "POV," a project of which he describes to be, "the most stripped back collection of songs [he has] ever written." The EP is a "letter to [himself]" that from start to finish follows the stages of vulnerability and pain in relationships. From "So Emotional" to "Vibez on Vibez," the project speaks to the dynamism in the way we navigate through relationships and alludes to the healing that needs to happen within ourselves before we're finally able to escape the cycle of dysfunction. VNIS hopes that this project can serve as a roadmap, "to everyone who lays in bed and rolls over to see their significant other and asks themselves, "why am I here?""

Your Apology

Clever Transient

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