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BN021_Techno Para Dos_Palabras EP

by Techno Para Dos

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1.
Palabras feat. Ray Permora 07:48
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2.
El Cielo 07:34
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Palabras (Monairem Remix) 03:25
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Palabras (FM Remix) 05:20
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Palabras (Signal Deluxe Remix) 06:45
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6.
Palabras (Mokujin's North London Remix) 07:54
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Techno Para Dos is the project from young Mexican producer Raul Villamil, with only 20 years of age this young artist is a strong promise in the Mexican underground, with his first release in our homey's label W.O.S (We Only Share) he explores a darker side of electronics, deep and moody,
in this EP you can hear his love for experimenting and exploring profound textures and luscious soundscapes, for the main track "Palabras" singer Ray Permora joins in for some spaced out vocals to take you on this left field trip, this main track also gets remixed by some in-house artists from Blaq Records
FM gets down dirty and organic with his remix, the result is an analogue space extravaganza of downtempo and dark resonance, Lots of low end in this bad boy
Another young new artist, Monairem gets his hands on this and twists things up printing his own particular sound, also with lots of analog flavor, nostalgic and melodic, rich in textures and design…..
Mokujin brings things up some notches with his unique and personal blend of future garage style, turning this into a jam that's danceflloor ready and will find it's way to many dj's sets
To round things up Signal Deluxe also go for their own take and drop a dark twisted remix

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released June 24, 2013

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