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STEPbySTEP
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RHEA Belgium
RHEA Music is my sequel of Purfoze-music.
Also cosmic, with no compromises. And electronic.
All music is made
by synthesizers. I prefer the old ones, the analogues. Of course I use modern digital technologies, but I'm always looking for an 'old organic analogue sound'.
My music is mysterious, often dark and subtle. It is definitely no easy background music.
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