Deepchord - Where Science Meets the Divine

Detroit techno, cheap house, deep fried ambient and crappy electronica...
It was 1997 and the MC-303 out, in the streets, ...so I got one, then..., later on..., ...an electribe mx..., then a mixer..., and BTW, sorry..., I don't know why I deleted my first Youtube channel..., so many good jams on there too..., but anyway..., the reason I'm a bit flooding the market right now is because an urge inside me to release some of my 20 years of home recordings before start getting kind of more serious with my new dub techno material...
Sonic arsenal a.k.a. Gear...
Roland mc-101/707 - se-02 - tr8/6s - tb-3 - tb-03 - mv-1 - tr08 - tr06 - ju-06a - jd-08 - t-8 - j-6 - s-1 - sh-4d
Toraiz sp-16 - as-1
Boss re-202/2
Behringer td-3-am
+ a bunch of pedals and mackie mixers

Instagram: stanca.iluminare
Bookings: stanca.iluminare@gmail.com

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Deepchord - Where Science Meets the Divine

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