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“Electric Fruit” is a kaleidoscopic daydream — jangly Mac DeMarco–style guitars drift through Flaming Lips–like cosmic haze, while Paul McCartney’s Ram playfulness and Syd Barrett’s eccentric psychedelia twist the melody into something tender, surreal, and oddly beautiful. Woozy synths, quirky basslines, and lush harmonies carry the song from intimate lo-fi charm to a sparkling, otherworldly finale. It’s whimsical and strange, yet warm and melodic — a psychedelic pop oddity you can hum along to.

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This is the definitive version of the very first collab single from rapper Dream.exe and producer FutureBook. "Light Enough to See the Dark" is a simple hip-hop track built on heavy drums and nostalgic vinyl samples.

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