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The Colours That Rise
Grey Doubt
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RS029
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1x Vinyl LP Album Stereo
Country
Release date
May 1, 2020
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Styles
Ace varied LP of electronic soul on Bradley Zero's Rhythm Section. W/ Yussef Dayes, Mansur Brown, Andrew Ashong, + Yazmin Lacey.
Recommended LP of lo-fi electronic jams, 70s funk, hip-hop + house on Bradley Zero's Rhythm Section Int. (2020). W/ cameos from Yussef Dayes, Mansur Brown, Andrew Ashong, + Yazmin Lacey.
$40*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
1
Red Dawn
2:04
2
Home Time
4:00
3
Opacity
4:08
4
Hyper Lace
3:18
5
Orion’s Belt and Beyond
3:48
6
Interlude Sly: 2009
0:47
7
The Juice
6:31
8
Get Away
6:05
9
If I was God
4:39
10
Ghost in the Forest
4:35
11
Atmosphere
3:24
12
Interlude: Interlude
0:46
13
Deep Space
8:06
14
Interlude: Until Next Time
0:29
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