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Watch it here: bit.do/GOLDENHAZE-ink

This track was made using a programme which allows you to essentially bounce shapes around a screen and add blocks. Changing the size or shape allows the tone to change, creating a completely free and organic way of making electronic music, I loved the contradiction of this.

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Always trying to soften the blow
While you sing of bitches and hoes
Tired of these polluted airwaves
This isn't clever prose
Skin isn't that thick, I'm easily pricked
This ink reaches right down to my core, seeps into my bones

So while I try to soften the blow
You sing of bitches of hoes
This fragile body we own, not really suited to this world we roam

I'm not going to hide what I want to say
You don't need to treat people this way
I don't need you to get where I want to go
Watch me break the mold

Let yourself breathe
Take off your armour
I won't hurt you, like you're trying to hurt me

Just let yourself breathe

I'm always gasping for more, starving in this one dimensional dream
Take off your armour
Just let yourself breathe

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released December 7, 2016
Track written and produced by G O L D E N H A Z E

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Freesoul // Just doing what humans do best, using an idea turning the intangible into something real. Breaking boundaries at the quantum level.

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