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BALLE (instrument track)
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Yullippe Japan
Yuri Urano is an electronic artist born in Japan. As an interdisciplinary creative, her work flows and expands across mediums; unable to be confined to one form but consistently maintaining her future-facing vision. Yuri’s output sits across recorded releases of electronics & vocal arrangements but also delves into collaborations in AV, installations plus experiments in augmented reality. ... more
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A bit more techno focused than Yullippe's previous efforts, it still has its trademark elegant and minimalistic sound
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