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Prelude
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Elephant
04:10
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Freedom
04:35
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One Way Ticket
05:14
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Universe of Possibly
05:55
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Resolution
05:28
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Thorium
05:28
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SciFi Showdown
05:44
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March of Progress
04:56
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Utopia
05:16
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Dysfonic Santa Barbara, California
Scientist by day.
Music producer by night.
Dysfonic takes influence from the
electronic, rock, and pop music of yesterday and today to create his own unique and varied sound. Genres are barriers. Let's break through them.
All songwriting, vocals, instruments, mixing, and mastering by Dysfonic. This is as DIY as it gets.
The only way this music gets heard is if you share it with others.
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