I'ma lil nigga pushin' really hard on the way to the top, I'm never gon' be less than GREAT 💯
Hip Hop rapper 🗣️🎙️🔥💯

/random recordings uploaded here for fun.  dont mind me/

General Managers at @syncforward Records
https://syncforward.bandcamp.com/

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Remotion are an electronic music duo based in Porto, Portugal. They’ve started making music under this alias in 2012 focusing on the deep and melodic techno vibes, with an energetic twist and aiming straight to the dance floor.

The duo has played in some of the best clubs in Portugal such as Pacha Ofir, Gare Porto, Industria Club and shared the stage with internationally acclaimed artists like Adam Beyer, Joseph Capriati, Pan-Pot, Jeff Mills, Monika Kruse, DVS1, Paul Ritch, Pig & Dan, Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, Len Faki, Christian Smith, Ida Engberg, Alan Fitzpatrick - to name a few.

In 2010 Remotion co-founded a record label - Sync Forward - alongside the Portuguese artists and their personal friends, Monotronik. Later on, the label solidified its position in the electronic scene, with the creation of the event signature "BLUR", leading to a monthly residence in a variety of venues featuring the closest artists to the label.

2016 started off by signing 4 tracks on the well-known label Elevate, having one of them - Lucy - featured on Pig & Dan’s Essential Mix, on BBC Radio One.

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Remix Request, Promos or further information: 
remotion[at]sync-forward.com

inquires for doing the music: adam@fpsounds.com

email me if you want to use one of these songs in your game! if it's clearly marked as a song for an existing game, you probably can't use it unfortunately :( 

carefully arranged tones using the world famous tracker software, FL (fruiting loops) studio

profile pic by han: https://twitter.com/peripherys_

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!!!NEW MUSIC COMING SOON!!!!!

I created this account just after graduating high school as a place to log a "song" any time I felt like I had made progress towards being a better "musician". Originally, I only expected to make 5-10 "songs" over the course of a year, and then would leave the account here on the internet to die with a slew of other abandoned haunts. As time went on the process became more therapeutic and I removed the end date of the project.  Now, I post nearly everything I make, and each post is a release when I feel I sufficiently expressed myself, not necessarily when the song is complete. I can give it a place to be logged and remembered forever where I don't have to carry it anymore.

 In reality, I just like making neat drums.

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