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It’s been a little while since I’ve put out music. For the past 8 years I’ve been working in the music industry between dj management for the chainsmokers in New York to opening up my recording studio The Record Room in Hong Kong. All along the meanwhile, I’ve been releasing original music almost purely as a means to prove I can do it. As much as I say I will take time to finishing projects, I always fall short - but this will change. This track in particular was something I made a long time ago and never got around to migrating it from SoundCloud. An homage to a simpler time in both music and society, this is a low-fi feeler that makes me feel something. I hope it does the same for you ✌🏻

https://open.spotify.com/track/22uRLNQFuY2PQbgovvJUuM?si=fflU2PB2RSmiV6jAgZAhcQ

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