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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2016 · 42 MIN

Critical Bass Arena Vol.96 Feat Arya

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::Arya from Spain:: Biography: Alba Orellana is Arya, a young female Dj from Cadiz (Spain) of only 21 years of age . Being part of several collectives; SYHDA, Inestable Academy and UFM (Underground Female Movement), she has quickly jumped to the scene. Great lover of Liquid, Soulful, Deep Dnb or Neurofunk. She has a immense musical sensitivity achieved by the influences of Calibre, Alix Perez, Break or LSB, among many others. Her sets are recognizable by her great versatility, with clean and quick mixes, taking you from the more harmonious Liquid, to the most select Neurofunk. This artist is eager to prove that the Drum and Bass is her passion. Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/aryadnb Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AryaDnb

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::Arya from Spain:: Biography: Alba Orellana is Arya, a young female Dj from Cadiz (Spain) of only 21 years of age . Being part of several collectives; SYHDA, Inestable Academy and UFM (Underground Female Movement), she has quickly jumped to the...

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