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Ease
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Diphene
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Clonez
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Verse
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Panning
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Exilatrix
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Arpish
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Freelectro
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Jowl
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Welcome 84
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Unifono BY, Germany
Unifono can be translated to »one voice«. That is exactly what you will hear in Johannes Hertrich’s productions: A voice of
its own.
Unifono’s music is informed by mid-90es Warp productions, Downbeat, Trip Hop and current club music alike. While showcasing an astonishing talent for complex polyrhythms, Hertrich also gives in to his passion for warm harmonies and catchy melodies.
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