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Martin Dimitrov presents his “Alchemist EP”, with a remix by Samuel L Session

In a search for the golden middle between analog warmth and sequencial electric sound, Martin Dimitrov is injecting the cyclic beats with darkish atmospheric depth.

The Alchemist EP is the next delivery by Movit Records, including a magnificent crunchy overcharge remix by the legendary techno giant Samuel L Session from Sweden.
Both tracks interconnect progressive essence with techy isotopes in a phat static mixture.

The gentle overdrive creates the perfect solution for the larger acoustic room, keeping the hypnotic depths and vacuum atmospheres, responsible for triggering the happy neurons.

Out now on Movit Records, don’t miss it!

LINKS:
https://martindimitrov.de/alchemist-ep/
https://soundcloud.com/martindimitrovmusic
https://open.spotify.com/artist/7gwBvF6ybzO6MgTdgXPwaI
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2SbOzcNW-xd6L3tdA-DPvQ
https://linktr.ee/martindimitrovmusic

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