Adeektive Sounds 3

Music is my escape, an outlet of emotion and a transport to a parallel world which words cannot b...

An episode of the Adeektive Sounds podcast, hosted by Dj Adee, titled "Adeektive Sounds 3" was published on August 8, 2019 and runs 77 minutes.

August 8, 2019 ·77m · Adeektive Sounds

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Music is my escape, an outlet of emotion and a transport to a parallel world which words cannot begin to explain. Music is my Adeektion and it feeds my soul, inspires my imagination and creativity. This is Adeektive Sounds 3, my rehabilitation to my Adeektion. Enjoy.

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Music is my escape, an outlet of emotion and a transport to a parallel world which words cannot begin to explain. Music is my Adeektion and it feeds my soul, inspires my imagination and creativity. This is Adeektive Sounds 3, my rehabilitation to my Adeektion. Enjoy.

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