Allj Feat Feduk - Rozovoye Vino (Fan's Extended Version)

DJ Antoine - Welcome To St. Tropez

inna - sun is up (sped up)

Kak Mommy Bass Boosted (BMW THEME SONG)

Morris - Desire (Play Win Radio Edit) Speed Up

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‼️Art Credit: SnowyMarcy(Twitter)‼️

If You Don't Know My Name(You Can Call Me Baby) - David Tavare(Slowed & Pitched Down)

MK (feat. Chrystal) Dior - Brett Wild Remix

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Simon Sim's - Ama Tonga (Vinyl)

Run for Freedom is an album that feels like stepping into a future city built on neon light, steel reflections and the pulse of something deeply human beneath the machinery. It carries a cyberpunk glow, but with warmth inside it, a sense of movement and destiny. The tracks blend straight driving rhythms, heavy synth bass, cinematic tension and s deep low voice that sounds carved out of concrete and night air.

The title track, “Run for Freedom,” is an anthem made for motion. It feels like a chase scene through a glowing metropolis, breath tight, heart wide open, every step a small revolution. The mix of drama and clarity gives it the weight of a soundtrack moment.

“Running Faster” pushes that energy forward, like cold air on your face while the city breathes slowly around you. The synths move like streaks of light, and the beat never lets you pause. It is pure movement, electricity under the skin.

“Till We Rise” brings the emotional core of the album into focus. Still futuristic, still pulsing, it feels like an embrace inside a neon storm.

The whole album carries the spirit of resistance and momentum. It is made for those who feel that freedom is not a distant dream, but something you run toward, something you breathe in, something you fight for with every beat. It is cinematic, powerful and intensely alive, ready to become part of a visual world or a personal soundtrack for anyone who refuses to stand still.

Till We Rise

Rozovoye Vino (Huherko X Bueno Clinic Bootleg)

Meet Me Halfway

Allj Feat Feduk - Rozovoye Vino (Fan's Extended Version)

Hubert Ostrowski