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Jukio Kallio Finland
Japan-born Finnish composer and singer-songwriter Jukio Kallio makes music that leaps between intimate minimal pop to life
affirming ambient compositions and diverse world-building soundtracks.
Kallio's widely recognized distinct sound in video games and prolific personal production hails from his cozy studio in a corner of a small forest in Helsinki.
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Risk of Rain
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You touch down on a planet and know you will die, but press on.
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Celeste Original Soundtrack
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Just breathe. You got this. Why are you so nervous?
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Hyper Light Drifter
by Disasterpeace
supported by 25 fans who also own “Sword II”
Something is so organic and deeply probing about these sounds. I have been enraptured for months by this album and expect to hold this work forever on a special place. Gotta try the game 🤓 glad I can support the artist at the source, at that!
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Lend Me Your Ears
by Dizzyride
Minimal, sweet disco perfection from this heavenly New York electronic duo.
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Nerftoss - Crushed
by nerftoss
Space-age dance music applies drone aesthetic to insistent rhythms for a product that's brain-warping and booty-shaking. Available on tape.
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Full Moon Wizard
by Massive Suits Quartet
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 7, 2015
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Minecraft - Volume Alpha
by C418
supported by 24 fans who also own “Sword II”
The most nostalgic and incredible soundtrack of any video game I've ever heard. truly an icon of ambient and indie game music. The subtle melodies and simple chord progressions and arrangement is what makes this one of my favourite albums of all time. Also, does anyone know who made the album cover? Was it C418 or someone else?
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