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Upon a New World
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Entering City Limits
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A Metallic Rainfall
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Machines 2093
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Hologram Forest
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The Departure
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Pat Cotillo Jr. New York, New York
I was introduced to electronic music by my father at the age of 10 (1980) with Tomita and Tangerine Dream. The sounds and melodies immediately spoke to me. But it wasn’t just the melodies, it was the endless variations of sound textures of a synthesizer that hit a nerve. Since then I have always been fascinated with synthesizers, mainly analog synths and it inspired me to create my own material. ... more
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