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Music for Televisions by Kalabi Kalabi : Music for Televisions.
 Chillout music for late nights and early mornings.

"Music For Televisions" features a more stripped back production style from Kalabi. The melodies and hooks are still here, but the delays and special effects have been turned down. Kalabi decided to go back to his early days of music making, when there were limited tracks and limited hardware. So, using only eight tracks for each song, and using only analog modeled keyboards, he has made an interesting addition to his growing catalog.
Songs:

1. Velvet Toothbrush
2. My Bubble
3. Thousand Mile Stride
4. Sugar Girl
5. Fanny Flute
6. Marquesa
7. Late Riser
8. Rain Again
9. North Star

Listen to: the entire album.

License Chillout music for late nights and early mornings by Kalabi for your project.
Play the music of Kalabi in your restaurant or store.

Release date: 11/15/2014
Kalabi lives in Cheshire England

Tagged as: Electronica, Downtempo, Chillout

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