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Kohra & Midnight Traffic - Dragonfruit by Anders Hellberg, VANTA, Save Your Atoll, Midnight Traffic, Kohra

Kohra & Midnight Traffic - Dragonfruit

Anders Hellberg, VANTA, Save Your Atoll, Midnight Traffic, Kohra

July 15, 2022
8 tracks
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Preview: Amaranth (Anders Hellberg Remix)

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Kohra & Midnight Traffic are exploring the mystical floral system and their unique offspring. Taste the unknown powers of Amaranth and Dragon Fruit, discover endlessly meandering mycelial networks, feel the arboreal power of wisdom and constancy or witness the pure and pristine beauty of Mazus. Save Your Atoll, Vanta and Anders Hellberg are providing homegrown reinterpretations, which will guide you confidentially into their individual botanical spheres.

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Amaranth (Anders Hellberg Remix)

Amaranth (Anders Hellberg Remix)

Anders Hellberg, Kohra & Midnight Traffic

€1.50
Mycelium (VANTA Remix)

Mycelium (VANTA Remix)

Kohra & Midnight Traffic, VANTA

€1.50
Temple Tree (Save Your Atoll Remix)

Temple Tree (Save Your Atoll Remix)

Kohra & Midnight Traffic, Save Your Atoll

€1.50
Mazus (Original Mix)

Mazus (Original Mix)

Kohra & Midnight Traffic

€1.50
Temple Tree (Original Mix)

Temple Tree (Original Mix)

Kohra & Midnight Traffic

€1.50
Dragonfruit (Original Mix)

Dragonfruit (Original Mix)

Kohra & Midnight Traffic

€1.50
Mycelium (Original Mix)

Mycelium (Original Mix)

Kohra & Midnight Traffic

€1.50
Amaranth (Original Mix)

Amaranth (Original Mix)

Kohra & Midnight Traffic

€1.50

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Digital album

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Kohra & Midnight Traffic are exploring the mystical floral system and their unique offspring. Taste the unknown powers of Amaranth and Dragon Fruit, discover endlessly meandering mycelial networks, feel the arboreal power of wisdom and constancy or witness the pure and pristine beauty of Mazus. Save Your Atoll, Vanta and Anders Hellberg are providing homegrown reinterpretations, which will guide you confidentially into their individual botanical spheres.

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