Choose by Modinski Modinski : Choose.
 Beats of love.

Electronic, melodic, uptempo, punchy are some words to describe the debut album of this Belgian based producer Modinski. Electronic music is in fact the key word. It is also the big love of the producer. Some tracks are food for the dancefloor, other tracks are inspiring and some others are just dreamy. Just choose a track and you'll love it!
Songs:

1. Blue on Blue
2. Broken Drum
3. Come Home
4. Ecno
5. Escapade
6. Fat One
7. Flak You
8. Get a
9. In this Room
10. Lambs
11. Limits
12. Messenger
13. My Thang
14. Pure (oyee)
15. Release
16. Sized Porto
17. Sustain
18. Turning Wheel

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 10/11/2012
Modinski lives in Lebbrue Belgium

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno

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