Bru Bubbles
from Under The Stars by Holobeams
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from Under The Stars,
released March 11, 2018
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Holobeams Glasgow, UK
Holobeams is the creation of Glasgow based producer Iain Foxwell.
SynthGlasgow.com
said "a stunning debut..Iain Foxwell’s work is completely unique. With delicate intricacy, each track forms a standalone identity which is but a small part of the bigger picture."
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