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Swoose
Satori

Satori
SatoriSatori

Artists

Swoose

Labels

trUst recordings

Catno

TRST004

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Jun 14, 2024

Genres

Electronic

Styles

Breaks Deep Progressive

Satori, Swoose, trUst recordings, TRST004, Electronic Music, Vinyl Records, KMA60 distribution, KMA60 store,

Saoirse looks to talent from her home country for the next release on her trUst imprint. A versatile emotive four-tracker soaked in euphoric melodies and jacking basslines from Belfast born Swoose. With one eye on the past and another firmly on the future, Swoose’s amalgamation of sun-kissed house, 90s IDM, warm soul, and electronica has earmarked the artist as one of Ireland’s finest electronic talents. Lead track "Cubensis" has been one of the most ID'd tracks from Saoirse's sets over the last 2 years.

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Sleeve: M

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A1

Cubensis

A2

Satori

B1

Yüzen

B2

X-Hale

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