Nheap

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Perugia

Genres: Jazz, Electronic, Ambient

Sites: Official Site, Myspace

Listens: 393

Recs: 26

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maxdis Rec'd this on Nov 25, 2009:

Street Cred: 5 Rec's: 7

Listen to the big D by Nheap

Track: the big D ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

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maxdis Rec'd this on Nov 25, 2009:

Street Cred: 5 Rec's: 7

Listen to Gone by Nheap

Track: Gone ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

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maxdis Rec'd this on Nov 25, 2009:

Street Cred: 5 Rec's: 7

Listen to Gravitational assist by Nheap

Track: Gravitational assist ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

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maxdis Rec'd this on Nov 25, 2009:

Street Cred: 5 Rec's: 7

Listen to Hldrrr by Nheap

Track: Hldrrr ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

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maxdis Rec'd this on Nov 25, 2009:

Street Cred: 5 Rec's: 7

Listen to Aphelion by Nheap

Track: Aphelion ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

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maxdis Rec'd this on Nov 25, 2009:

Street Cred: 5 Rec's: 7

Listen to Kinesthesia 7 by Nheap

Track: Kinesthesia 7 ( $0.15 )

Album: the Ambient Sides

Artist: Nheap

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maxdis Rec'd this on Nov 25, 2009:

Street Cred: 5 Rec's: 7

Listen to 1997 OST by Nheap

Track: 1997 OST ( $0.15 )

Album: the Ambient Sides

Artist: Nheap

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TheLogLady Rec'd this on Oct 31, 2009:

Street Cred: 1478 Rec's: 93

Listen to ab by Nheap

Track: ab ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

“Excellent minimal melodic electronica.”

Farofa Rec'd this on Oct 27, 2009:

Street Cred: 257 Rec's: 16

Listen to Searching for the way by Nheap

Track: Searching for the way ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

“Perhaps the most blatantly jazz track on here, but don't let that scare you away--it builds over nu-jazz rhythms and breaks, remaining kinetic and fascinating throughout its eight minutes ”

Farofa Rec'd this on Oct 27, 2009:

Street Cred: 257 Rec's: 16

Listen to Translucent by Nheap

Track: Translucent ( $0.16 )

Album: Skymotion

Artist: Nheap

“Hypnotic! The bass line loops and loops as percussion and "Ghost Town"-like keyboards fill in and build to a brilliant, though not totally unexpected, conclusion...”