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Mutant Pulse
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Marble Ripples
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Sand
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Tint
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Dag
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Natt
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Flutter
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Retox
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Hul
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Pust/Vakuum
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Anders Jakobsen Tromsø, Norway
Anders Jakobsen from Tromsø makes electronic music inspired by things that may be perceived as wrong or broken initially, but somehow turn out interesting or even harmonious. The music can be described as alternative pop instrumentals, abstract hip hop or rhythmic ambient.Blurring the lines between percussive elements and harmonic textures, as well as disorder and harmony. ... more
Anders Jakobsen recommends:
Ecstatic Computation
by caterina barbieri
Caterina Barbieri´s music and thoughts have been a platform for my approach to music lately.
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Timeless and physically relatable.
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B-Sides & Rarities: Volume 1
by Ethan P. Flynn
This album really opened up an inspiring space for me.
go to albumIf you like Anders Jakobsen, you may also like:
Ninne Nanne
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Get spooky with these bewitching analog synth compositions that flicker like the dashboard of a U.F.O.
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The Casual Mystic EP (The Bunker New York 005)
by Ulysses
Tunes on the recently launched Bunker NY label mirror the adventurous club nights they've held for over 10yrs.
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A new EP from Melbourne's Lithe is on the shadowy side of experimental dance music, with hard beats drawing from grime and gqom.
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