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Terceiro [NAS016]

by Castelan

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1.
Slowly 01:52
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2.
Circuit Bending 02:04
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3.
Nova Mamoré 02:32
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Sentado na cadeira do seu quarto Castelan compôs estas três faixas. "Terceiro" é a obra que sucede o full-lenght Uma Data, e nesse período o produtor expandiu suas visões musicais, explorando três influências principais, começando pelo chill-out, passando por frequências graves e fechando com um beat em estilo boom bap. Ouça três vezes, o número gera união e equilíbrio.

Sitting on his chair in his room Castelan composed these three tracks. "Terceiro" is the release following his full-lenght "Uma Data", and during this period the producer expanded his musical views, exploring three main influences, starting with chill-out, going through lower frequencies and closing with a boom bap style beat. Listen three times, the number 3 is about union and balance.

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released July 23, 2015

Mixed by: Sants
Executive Producer: Raoni Moretto and Eduardo Brandalise
Artwork by: ccccchaves
Mastered by: Lucas Rosso @ Void Studio
NAS, 2015.

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