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URL becomes IRL in URL Friends compilation

  • January 8, 2017
  • Rachel Steer
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New year, new collective. URL Friends, a globally based internet collective, went live this past Wednesday to release their first compilation, URL Friends Volume One. Founded by Soundcloud-based artist Roshux, the compilation includes artists such as maxwell, Mire and lonemoon, plus many other underground producers. URL Friends incorporates future bass, trap, hip hop and everything in between to create a compilation that is bright and bubbly from beginning to end.

URL Friends Volume One is a 12-song compilation which truly showcases the sound of each featured artist. The sound is cohesive, overall, but the artists bring something new and different on their tracks. maxwell opens the compilation on a strong note with a cute, lively track, while duumu brings trap vibes and heavy bass and mimikyu gives us a little bit of an anime feel.  If you’re a fan of Porter Robinson, PC Music or Ryan Hemsworth and his Secret Songs label, this one is for you.

Download URL Friends Volume One for free here.

Connect with URL Friends: Soundcloud | Twitter

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