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NYAME YE

Artists

Unknown Artist

Labels

THEME LTD

Catno

THE LTD 03

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" 45 RPM

Country

Release date

Jun 3, 2022

Genres

Electronic

Styles

Future Downtempo / Beats

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THEME reshapes Arp Frique & Mariseya with their third release
THEME drives us further into their experimental/electronic mission with their third release, a remix of Arp Frique & Mariseya’s "Nyame Ye". Pulling its soulful vocal into a looping playground of crafted grubby synths that fill all the right spaces, it dials down the tempo effortlessly whilst leaving just enough feeling from the original in its wake, THEME slowly sucks you deep into this downtempo gem

Media: Mi

Sleeve: M

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NYAME YE REMIX

3:12

NYAME YE INST

3:12

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