The 45th Degree (Shattered Looking Glass dub)

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One of the most massive tracks I've ever dub! The dynamics of this track are intense through and through, which help to showcase my new knowledge of how to Master such intense frequencies. Shatter your own looking glass of life with The 45th Degree!

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