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Omnia links past and present on "Tomorrow People"

  • July 22, 2014
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Ukranian producer Omnia has always been a great partner for Armada Music and its subsidiaries. Today, he's released his latest track "Tomorrow People" via the Armind imprint, and with one listen, it's understandable to see how this ended up here instead of many of the other sounds that Armada distributes through. Armind, with its trendsetting tracks, has releases that are classic and timeless while being relevant in the present. Moving away from some of the faster paced, "138" deemed sounds that have been dominating trance recently, "Tomorrow People" maintains a strong connection to some of the most basic composition that lovers of emotionally-fueled festival instrumentals. Check it out below.

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