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King's Highway
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Slow Moves II
05:46
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Chroma
01:27
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XO
04:29
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Wake (Reprise)
00:49
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Wake (Simple)
06:43
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Deer in the Forest
04:21
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No Time
04:40
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Baby
01:34
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Mike Nigro Sydney, Australia
Mike Nigro is an electronic musician and label operator based in Sydney, Australia (previously Brooklyn, NY and Newark, Delaware). His solo practice and collaborations draw inspiration from the minimalists, early synthesizer pioneers, and contemporary experimental underground. His work explores the spaces between musicality and noise; movement and stasis; synthetics and organics. ... more
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