Chroma by SGX SGX : Chroma.
 Let loose the beast in your mind.

Heavily inspired by artists like BT, The Prodigy, and Hybrid, Chroma ebbs and flows through periods of melodic ambiance and intense, aggressive beats. Seemingly disparate textures and tones are combined adeptly to create an impressively diverse, yet cohesive and always intelligent electronica album. Go on a melodic breakbeat electronica journey with SGX in his 2006 release Chroma.
Songs:

1. Coactive
2. Crowdpleaser (Drop the mic mix)
3. Tell Me a Story (Prolixity mix)
4. Distant
5. Haven
6. Too Wide
7. Respite
8. Me Semper Maneas
9. Crowdpleaser
10. Lofi Attitude
11. Deep Breath

Listen to: the entire album.

License Let loose the beast in your mind by SGX for your project.
Play the music of SGX in your restaurant or store.

Release date: 11/12/2011
SGX lives in Maryland USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Ambient

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