Skudge - Tryptic 
Tryptic Remixes [MM-001-RMX / Much More Recordings]

Produced by Elias Landberg aka Skudge
Mastered by Temudo at Tema Mastering
Picture by Lea Lazou
Design by Luc Yunes (BleudeKobalt)
Released by Much More Recordings from Paris, France
Release Date : July 19th. 2024
Format - Vinyl and Digital

French label and promoter Much More recordings is proud to present the third vinyl of its collection.

We have been working tirelessly for the past two years to release vinyl records with artists we love. We had the pleasure of featuring Skudge on our first vinyl, and now we are excited to have Temudo remixing Skudge's "Tryptic." Expect remarkable straight techno that takes us on a brilliant journey. 
In addition, our long-time friend Amarou has created the second remix of "Tryptic," featuring an ethereal mood with sweet pads, lyrical flights, and an unstoppable rhythm.

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