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CV Vision
The Beach

The Beach

The Beach

The Beach

Artists

Labels

Catno

SONLP-008

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album

Country

Release date

Nov 29, 2021

Genres

Electronic Rock

Styles

Psychedelic Downtempo

Another amazing release from the CV Vision. Folk/ surf vibes along with that trademark psych/ library sound. Big tip!

Another great release from the very prolific and always reliable CV Vision. Leaning a little more folk/ surf than previous, anchored by his signature psych/ library sound. Tip!

Media: Mi

Sleeve: M

$36*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Intro (Weekend At The Beach)

1:14

A2

Car Theme

0:07

A3

Surfs Up!

3:08

A4

At The Beach I (Rainy Days)

3:19

A5

At The Beach II (Sophie's Sunset)

3:59

B1

Reef (Looks Different Today)

6:00

B2

Hit-Kings Theme

0:50

B3

Dune Ride (What A Ride!)

5:05

B4

Camp Fire Desire Theme

0:31

B5

Over Yonder (Camp Fire Desire)

3:37

B6

Outro (A Beautiful Weekend)

2:32

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