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Beat Mario , Luna & Bazooka Girl - Beyond

EPISODE · Feb 7, 2026 · 4 MIN

Beat Mario , Luna & Bazooka Girl - Beyond

from Falling Awake · host Regroup Records

"Beyond" is a high-octane collision of styles that defies genre boundaries, bringing together the ethereal vocals of Luna, the explosive energy of Bazooka Girl, and the surgical precision of Beat Mario. The track is a masterclass in sonic contrast, seamlessly blending the sleek, driving grooves of Future House with the raw, mechanical weight of Dubstep. Just as you settle into the rhythm, "Beyond" pivots into the stuttering, syncopated world of Glitch Hop, keeping the listener off-balance and fully immersed. https://open.spotify.com/album/1CqEesXPPV1zePi9QSq3Y4?si=JG1xzwdEQA6KSU0J6VclCA

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