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Progression Performance
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VoxxoV Records France
VoxxoV Records is a french label, which is meant to put into shape their vision of electronic music: a particular sense of ambient music, glitch and electroacoustic compositions. Definitely independent, VoxxoV will give priority to limited yet original and valuable physical editions. We hope to see you numerous–listeners and artists alike–in following us in the mental travels we immerse you into ... more
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