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Hmisu - Harmonic
02:00
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Hmisu - Uix-V
03:10
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Hmisu - Kirki
06:13
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Hmisu - Morfo
03:47
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Hmisu - Kalif
01:32
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Hmisu - Nebula052
07:17
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Craton Records
A craton is an old and stable part of the continental lithosphere. Cratons are generally found in the interiors of tectonic
plates. Forced in pressures that stabilise the carbon atoms into cubic shapes, producing one of the hardest materials, named diamond.
In these terms of allegory, Craton Records is releasing prime sonic textures of sounds, which exist in the layers of electronic music genres.
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