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when the river splits in half
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Matthew Hayes used loops, fragments, demo recordings and samples from his back catalog to assemble this series of dreamy vignettes.
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A multisensory, meditative ambient delight with undertones of dub and techno, contrasting structured beats with airy synth melodies.
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