EXPO 2000 o nadchodzącym EP „PHUNCKY BREAXX”, albumach producenckich i początkach kariery beatmakera.

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EXPO 2000, znany z takich projektów jak „OXOX”, „Hustle As Usual”, czy singiel „Fresh Air” z Michałem Urbaniakiem, zawitał do Akademickiego Radia LUZ. W rozmowie z Filipem Juszczakiem (Audycja LOW END THEORY), zapowiedział nadchodzące EP -„ PHUNCKY BREAXX”, zdradził kulisy powstawania najbardziej znanych instrumentali, opowiedział o sprzętach kryjących się za swoim brzmieniem oraz skomentował enigmatyczny album „Inferno” od Boards Of Canada.

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