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Virtuoso Incognito
04:25
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Feather Skin
05:16
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Dopamine Machine
05:12
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Acid From Another Mother
06:21
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Jikan
05:12
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Scotty's Homegrown
04:42
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Caught in a Snare
04:30
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Bakeapple Jam
05:22
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AADJA Toronto, Ontario
AADJA’s music can be broadly defined as fast, ethereal and trippy techno, often incorporating her own hypnotic vocals, but she’s reluctant to put a label on her sound. She does not limit herself to any particular genre, but instead gravitates towards colourful music that reflects her multifaceted personality. ... more
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