Crush EP
by Crush
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Musik
04:33
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Freestyle
03:38
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Crush releases three new tracks, “Could This Be Real” (once again featuring the haunting vocals of Camden Cox), “Musik” and “Freestyle” along with a trap remix of “Could This Be Real” supplied by Luminox.
Says CRUSH, “I've been itching to do something different recently. I have been absorbing a lot of the output from producers like Dillon Francis, Kill The Noise and Feed Me. So I put the guitars away and got back into noodle-y synth programming and big drums, and began to explore some newer tempos. I've had a load of great bass noises I've made over the years, and I was really excited to get them out for these tracks.”
Says CRUSH, “I've been itching to do something different recently. I have been absorbing a lot of the output from producers like Dillon Francis, Kill The Noise and Feed Me. So I put the guitars away and got back into noodle-y synth programming and big drums, and began to explore some newer tempos. I've had a load of great bass noises I've made over the years, and I was really excited to get them out for these tracks.”
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released August 19, 2013
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