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Bonobo
Some days languish in the desire to curl in a ball, drink hot port wine, smoke fancy cigarettes, wear huge headphones, and disappear into a world of their own.
www.bonobomusic.com
Released: 1 year, 3 months ago
Source: Motel de Moka  

Genre: Mashup-Beats-Electronic
Label: Ninjatune  

Language: Instrumental
Singer: Instrumental

Country: United Kingdom
State: South East England
City: London
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port wine - Bonobo says "[...] When we kicked back, threw on the headphones, and listened to this artist we thought "Some days languish in the desire to curl in a ball, drink "
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1. Transmissions94 (Parts 1 & 2 from `Days To Come`
2. Recurring from `Days To Come`
3. On Your Mark from `Days To Come`
Amon Tobin
Summer feast of narcotic beat medallions over a bed of coolness.
www.amontobin.com
Released: 1 year, 7 months ago
Source: Motel de Moka  

Genre: Mashup-Beats-Electronic
Label: Ninjatune  

Language: Instrumental
Singer: Instrumental

Country: Canada
State: Quebec
City: Montreal
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Trax (365 days of download is up. Sorry.)
1. Always from `Foley Room`
2. Esther's from `Foley Room`
3. Ever Falling from `Foley Room`
4. Chronic Tronic from `Out From Out Where`
5. The Lighthouse from `Splinter Cell Chaos Theory`
The Octopus Project
Would calling this RockTronic be inappropriate?
www.theoctopusproject.com
Released: 2 years, 5 months ago
Source: Central Village  

Genre: Mashup-Beats-Electronic
Label: Peek-A-Boo  

Language: Instrumental
Singer: Instrumental

Country: United States
State: Texas
City: Austin
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Trax (365 days of download is up. Sorry.)
1. Righteous Ape & Bird from `Identification Parade`
2. The Way Things Go from `Identification Parade`
3. Malaria Codes from `One Ten Hundred Thousand Million`
4. Music Is Happiness from `One Ten Hundred Thousand Million`
5. The Adjustor from `One Ten Hundred Thousand Million`