Aygeetee - Is It Safe? FLAC album

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Aygeetee ‎– Is It Safe? Label: AMDISCS ‎– AMDD085. Format: 18 File, MP3, Album, 320 kbps. Country: UK & Europe.

Verbosity (remixes & collaborations 11-13). Actress Pets Actress Pets. Is It Safe? GTA. Soul Hole (Remixes).

AyGeeTee is on Mixcloud. Listen for free to their radio shows, DJ mix sets and Podcasts. Imminent Orphan - 2014 Haunted Hits -2015 All Threes Again - 2015 Ask Not Why - 2016 I'm Here - 2018. live - it's a moving experience

On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. All materials are provided for educational purposes. Electronic music Hip Hop music Funk, Soul music Folk, World, & Country music. Released at: This album was released on the label AMDISCS (catalog number AMDD085). This album was released in 2012-12-01 year. Format of the release is. File, MP3. Album.

Lately I've been collecting again, this time mini LPs from Japan. The sound reproduction is second to none and the album sleeves are faithful reproductions of the original 12". Beautiful things, here are some of them I have in my collection. If you listen to only one album as you land on the moon, make sure this is it. Especially An Ending (Ascent). Watercolor Tattoo Chill Music Tattoo Watercolor Watercolor Tattoos. Safe? Chill, funky, junky electro.

Is It Safe? is the 1983 second album from P. It would be their last album until 2009's comeback Three. Is It Safe? will be reissued shortly by Voiceprint Records in 2010. Drummer Simon Philips had quit the band, which now consisted solely of Jim Diamond and Tony Hymas. The album's opening track I Didn't Know failed to chart in Britain, but was a hit across Europe.

AyGeeTee is a rising Bandcamp talent based in London, producing for one of the larger labels in that platform’s underground sector, AMDiscs. Slightly further afield sonically: Lee Gamble is a British producer with a history of avant-techno and a background in rave, recently praised for his jungle elegy ‘Diversions 1994-96’. On the No Fear of Pop blog recently, in reference to AyGeeTee, Trey Reis put it wonderfully: At some point in time, beat music blared over speakers at dance clubs, while textural ambient music blared through headphones around the world, about as far apart as possible on the spectrum of electronic music. But when Actress’s breakthrough album ‘Splazsh’ came out in summer 2010 and Laurel Halo’s breakthrough EP ‘Hour Logic’ came out in summer 2011, the retro lo-fi moment was in full swing and UK dance was beginning its climb back down to more conventional idioms.