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Where Everything's Ours

by Ka Fu

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    Ka Fu's first single from the upcoming album "Encoding: Master" this Fall.
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“There is one thing that I’m missing in my life most of all - the lost track of some French electronic collective that I listened to at the beginning of the year 2000. That lost composition was nailing my soul and piercing me through with such a deeply raw and very acid lead sound that totally drove me out of mind. I even think that this particular sound took me to the understanding that there is a black hole inside of us - listening to this track was such a long free fall. Since then I’m trying to recollect that huge sound experience in my production, trying to find the trigger to the floating Universe sounds. So 'Where Everything’s Ours’ is my attempt to touch you with the endless deepness multiplied by multilayered atmospheric scapes. And the sound that I crafted is right after the breakdown so that I’m literally telling you to take a step into the abyss…”

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released July 12, 2019

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Ka Fu Milan, Italy

Born and raised in the previously closed military Russian city of Severodvinsk and now based in Milan, Italy. Ka Fu’s music is driven by the constant change around him.
Influenced by the moody and dynamic sound of Depeche Mode. Comparisons can be made to the rich atmospheres of Orbital, Autechre, Brian Eno, Boards of Canada, as well as the textured soundscapes of Com Truise, Plaid, and Øfdream. ... more

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