Name: Space Carnival (John Kennedy session) by The Comet Is Coming
Duration: 4 min 17 s
Description: Recorded at Radio X London by Chris Denman for John Kennedy’s X-Posure

Ugly Mac Beer, key figure in french beatmaking is back with a brand new single : "Listen to Me"

With this beautiful single Ugly Mac Beer recreates a 70's film music atmosphere through a captivating vocal sample, dazzling violins & its bright violins and its drums with the characteristic texture of the lofi hip hop sound.

"Listen to Me" is the first single from his forthcoming solo album "The Valley of the King" navigating between lofi, abstract hip-hop and even broken beat.

Listen To Me

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Recorded at Radio X London by Chris Denman for John Kennedy’s X-Posure

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On Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam, they turn it back onto the listener. Wish us all luck!

Space Carnival (John Kennedy session)

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