Deckard RIPEcast - My Definition of Chill - Vol 4 - Part 1 (More Chill)

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"Wow. My release of "My Definition of Chill Vol. 4 Part Two (Less Chill)" got a huge reception. Over 15,000 plays after SoundCloud featured it on their Explore Electronic music page. Really gratifying to know so many people took a listen and hopefully like what they hear. Here is Part One (More Chill). Initially I had these two parts together as one gigantic mix but over time each half took on its own personality. This one a bit more dreamy and lower tempo but still throws some punches." - Deckard For more information on Deckard visit https://soundcloud.com/deckard-dj Artwork by www.chilithom.com

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