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Aug 23, 2016 3 min

Can't forget that dream

from MAKIS Hosted by makis

The idea behind this song was to use Snoop Dogg's voice as an instrument rather than a vocal. As so, don't pay attention to the lyrics. The vocals have been reduced to sounds mostly. Instead, try to appreciate the soundscape without any attachment to the words. From that perspective, the song is probably better appreciated in a state of delirium; like Snoop would've wanted... Source: "That Tree" by Snoop Dogg's feat. Kid Cudi

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Dj Makis Makis Melissaratos great house music for the mind body and soul. TreePines Project Dafopoulos Makis www.ChilloutTreePines.comhttp://www.treepines.comTreePines ProjectChilloutTreePines Radio OwnerMusician Songwriter Composer Producer Chillout ,Lounge ,Electronic,Rock https://www.facebook.com/TreePinesProject/https://www.instagram.com/dafopoulosmakis_treepines/https://www.facebook.com/ChilloutTreePines Robot Archives makis "...Robots replaced humans. You may hear this with fear, skepticism or delight - it's all a matter of perception. Life goes on, one way or another..."Experience this reality though sounds, images and texts. Here is where you will learn facts about the robot race"A set of electronic songs created as a tribute to the robot sci-fi. The songs have been inspired, one way or another, by robots and many of them have specific themes or storylines behind them. The melodies divert from house and techno tunes to melodic ballads or even hard breakbeats. As a whole they create a future reality where robots improved, organized and ultimately freed themselves becoming living entities among humans. Website: robot-archives.com 2X-TRIM 4U makis The first compilation album by MAKIS (2003)"Imagine a music free as your soul and colorful like your wildest dreams. (that’s my first-liner mambo jumbo) Feel the magic of the sound turning into music. (that’s my second-liner mambo jumbo – actually it’s true) My music is experimental. From the beginning I didn’t want to categorize myself into some specific music genre. I still don’t…"

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