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SMN and his "Sunday Symphony" kickoff new alias's tenure

  • July 30, 2014
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Dutch producer Simon van Kesteren has been producing under the alias Soul Conspiracy for six years. But as we all are always looking for something new, he does with challenging his career he sets off on a new musical endeavor as SMN. Partnering up with the M Recordings division of Armada Music on his first single under the name, and the title of the single indicative of his next move "Sunday Symphony," is a deep bass and simple piano chord trip down a new road for the artist. Check it out below and look out for its release that was slated for today July 30th, but seems to be missing in action.

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"Sunday Symphony"

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  • July 30 2014
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