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%%* "Keep on Moving" features [[AutoTune auto-tuned]] singing by Mitchy with continuous drum loops and twinkly synths.
%%But why is it awesome? Analysis alone is not context for this.
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%%But why is it awesome? Analysis alone is not context for this.
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Just what the commented out note says. Also paring Word Cruft.
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* ”Keep on Moving” features [[AutoTune auto-tuned ]] singing by Mitchy with continuous drum loops and twinkly synths.
* ”Higher” is a musical spirit of joy. There are marimba synths, bumpy kick drums, and an orchestra melody.
* ”Won’t You” is a deep club track with a dark, 8-bit synth melody line. DJ NLSIO sings deeper here, adding to the song's coolness.
* ”Higher” is a musical spirit of joy. There are marimba synths, bumpy kick drums, and an orchestra melody.
* ”Won’t You” is a deep club track with a dark, 8-bit synth melody line. DJ NLSIO sings deeper here, adding to the song's coolness.
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%%But why is it awesome? Analysis alone is not context for this.
* "Higher" is a musical spirit of joy with marimba synths, bumpy kick drums, and an orchestra melody.
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* ”Won’t You”
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added an awesome music page for starstylers
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*”Keep on Moving” features [[AutoTune auto-tuned ]] singing by Mitchy with continuous drum loops and twinkly synths.
*”Higher” is a musical spirit of joy. There are marimba synths, bumpy kick drums, and an orchestra melody.
*”Won’t You” is a deep club track with a dark, 8-bit synth melody line. DJ NLSIO sings deeper here, adding to the song's coolness.
*”Higher” is a musical spirit of joy. There are marimba synths, bumpy kick drums, and an orchestra melody.
*”Won’t You” is a deep club track with a dark, 8-bit synth melody line. DJ NLSIO sings deeper here, adding to the song's coolness.
