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Startrack
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Electrocrash
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Cut And Paste 1
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Fast Food Crisis
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Moving Spaces 2
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Moving Spaces 3
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Antipolis Recordings Antibes, France
ANTIPOLIS is the voice of French Riviera-based electronic and experimental artists, endlessly resisting in a climate of
cultural numbness, indifference and blatant trendiness.
Although primarily focused on regional artists, ANTIPOLIS remains wholeheartedly open to all electronic and electroacoustic artists with a very personal musical vision worldwide.
Logo: Céline Lenoir @ Clinecast Design
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