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We are the proof of good music. We are the proof of good vibes. We are the proof of good feelings. Our secret of success lies in believing in our family of artists and like-minded people. 
We pick the best music from best artists from all over the world. 

We have some proof that dreams come true. 
We are Some Proof.

Demo submission: demo.someproof@gmail.com Please send private soundcloud links only!

Label by Polymorphic⭐

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Demo submission: demo.someproof@gmail.com
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Dirtybird BIRDFEED
Some Proof
Box Of Cats
Brooklyn Fire
Mako Records
Mähtrasher Records
Lektroluv Records
Coco Machete Records
Turbo Recordings
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Polymorphic: real name is Oleg Kazakov, is a promising musician from Russia who shares studio rooms with The Proxy in a Moscow District based studio. Polymorphic first released his debut single ‘Toxication’ under the American label Sweet Rains Records in 2008. Later that year he appeared as a remixer on The Proxy's "Raven" EP on Turbo Recordings. Feedback for this remix of "Raven" was enormous, and many producers/DJ's prefer it to the original. In 2009 there were several successful releases such as the Technomusic EP (recently, he was taken to the show "CSI NY"), Gaze EP and remixes of Fukkk Offf, AutoKratz, Robot Disaster, Lions At Your Door and Proxy "Who Are You?" EP on Turbo Records, which all have high popularity and great feedback. In the Summer of 2010 his new EP titled "Rock to Play" was released on Mako Records and "Apocalypse" on Coco Machete. Soon to follow in Fall of 2010 was his massive remix of Hey Today's track "Strange".In 2011 was remixes on Hazel, The W, Dilemn, Teenage Bad Girl, The Subs and Autodidakt. Also in 2011 was a mega release "Opposition"
collaboration with Marseille with plenty of remixes. 2012 began with the release on Lektroluv Records "Chicks Love The Car / Hocus Pocus" EP and remixes on Frederic de Carvalho and D-R-U-N-K Vs Marseille. Polymorphic's music can better be described as nuclear warfare for your ears.

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