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Form Music & Mike Krier stays "Dreaming Bamboo"

  • October 24, 2017
  • Tayo Odutola
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Mike Krier's latest tune is a chilled out, lounge-ish track titled "Dreaming bamboo". The title pretty much betrays the vibe you would expect as the flute like synths and dreamy bells invoke a sleepy state of mind as you are listening to it. he keeps it smooth and relaxing from start to finish with his lush, semi layered production and mellow instrumentation.

"Dreaming bamboo" is taken off FORM Music's compilation project titled 'FORM AMSTERDAM 2017 '. With no genre or country border, the Various Artists compilation sails from quiet Deep House to peak time Techno, and features some very new artists like Parisian Mike Krier or Spanish duo Sacred Lines, as well as Beirut producers 3LIAS and Three Machines, Italian rising producer Landmark, and Barcelona born Marc Molina. 

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TRACKLIST 

1. Mike Krier – Dreaming Bamboo (Original Mix) 
2. 3LIAS, Three Machines – Eight Labor Co. (Original Mix) 
3. Sacred Lines – Enlief (Original Mix) 
4. Landmark – OMGITM (Original Mix) 
5. Marc Molina – Zer Moduz (Original Mix) 

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