Name: Repeat Pattern - Half Of Half (Submerse Remix) by XLR8R in ㊌㊥
Duration: 2 min 40 s
Description: Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/10/half-half-submerse-remix

shouldn't this song be called a fourth ;)

Submerse has the talent of flipping sounds on the highest level, turning it something unheard...Combined with the insane drumpatterns - untouchabele. Soulful! Included this tune into our latest mix @https://soundcloud.com/klbrated/soundescape005

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Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/10/half-half-submerse-remix

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Repeat Pattern - Half Of Half (Submerse Remix)

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In this interview, Moby reflects on the early days of his time in New York. Rejected from all the record labels he sent his demos to, he felt like an outsider, choosing to frequent clubs like The Loft and Paradise Garage before finally becoming a resident DJ at the now-defunct club Mars. He also talks about living with panic disorder, anxiety, alcohol and drug abuse, and how he's turned his life towards activism and animal rights. Listen to the episode in full.

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In this keynote interview recorded live at International Music Summit in Ibiza, Atkins reflects on his roots and the musical movement that's grown from his first experiments with techno in the '80s. Returning to his adolescence, he unpacks the origins of his electro collaboration Cybotron, his solo project Model 500 (coming to Houghton this year) and his label, Metroplex, which became a blueprint for a hoard of techno imprints that would emerge in its wake. Now 61, Atkins also reflects on the broader impact music has had on his life—he has given lectures on the intersection of physics, music and spirituality—as well as the remaining stones left unturned as he enters the (very much still active) sunset in his career. Listen to the episode in full.

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