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six x xis
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Violons
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Titled 2 but is take 3
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Blusa
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Intro in aries
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ãh khz
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gemini moon
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Sambia
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@dskrtz São Paulo, Brazil
Dskrtz
Descarte. Como no movimento de baralho; deixar de lado, rejeitar.
O projeto surge
da vontade de transformar o descartável em audiovisual consoante, flutuante-livre entre as dimensões que som e imagem proporcionam.
Inspirado pelo prisma e seus delírios furta-cor, A catarse controlada de uma mente em transe.Um sonho lúcido, um pesadelo possível. Devaneios desvairados de um eterno qualquer.
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