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Lights, Bass, Freak X2

by Freakwen-C

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	1.	Digital 05:00		buy track
	2.	Strobe 05:36		buy track
	3.	Lucent 04:41		buy track
	4.	Nova 06:03		buy track
	5.	Reflection 05:04		buy track
	6.	True Colors 04:55		buy track
	7.	Generation 05:48		buy track

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released September 29, 2017

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Freakwen-C Atlanta, Georgia

Electronic influenced music all day

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