Euphoric Magic by Mokhov Mokhov : Euphoric Magic.
 The most uplifting electronic music.

An uplifting, energizing, melodic, and emotionally-hitting electronic album. These 10 instrumental electronic tunes sound like Bonobo + Röyksopp. With some Four Tet and Boards of Canada thrown in. If you like that style of electronic/instrumental hip-hop/downtempo music, this album is for you.
Songs:

1. Euphoric Magic
2. Love Above
3. Pure Future
4. Sunshine Shine
5. Sky Fly
6. Glimmer Shimmer
7. Bright Light
8. Emotion Motion
9. Glow Flow
10. Sunbeam Dream

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 06/30/2015
Mokhov lives in Nevada USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental, Chillout, Ethereal

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