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A bold exploration into the electro-experimental realm, Basic Distribution EP by ne0 delivers three distinct sonic statements. Gritty textures, pulsing synth lines, and fractured rhythmic structures define this release — where minimalism meets machine funk. Each track deconstructs electronic conventions, pushing boundaries through abstract sequencing and raw analog aesthetics.

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PREMIERE: ne0 - $ycamore St. ft. Fane [ROMEP078]

A three-track journey through earthy rhythms and hypnotic percussion, Natural Groove EP captures the raw essence of the dancefloor. Mondo (PE) blends minimal textures with tribal undertones, crafting grooves that breathe and evolve. From the steady pulse of the opener to the deeper, late-night vibes of the closer, this EP is made for those who move with intention. Nothing forced—just pure, natural groove
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PREMIERE: Mondo (PE) - Vortex [ROMEP079]

PREMIERE: Mondo (PE) - Natural Groove [ROMEP079]

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PREMIERE: Vern - Morning Haze

https://rominimalcollective.bandcamp.com/album/romep081-sonoma-mx-ataraxia-ep-incl-floog-remix

A quiet pulse. A space between thoughts. 

With Ataraxia, Sonoma (MX) sketches a delicate landscape—stripped down, yet full of feeling. The rhythms are subtle, the textures soft, the intention clear: balance through sound. 

Each track invites stillness, movement, and reflection. It's music for liminal moments—late hours, open spaces, quiet rooms. 

Floog steps in with a remix that deepens the conversation. A touch more groove, a shift in perspective. The essence remains, but the frame expands—rhythmic, precise, alive. 

Minimalism with soul. Ataraxia is not just heard—it’s felt.
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released August 19, 2025 

Mastered by Andrey Djackonda

Sonoma (MX) - Ataraxia [ROMEP081] (snippet)

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Sonoma (MX) - Ataraxia [ROMEP081] (snippet)

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