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18/08/2025

🚨 Lo‑Fi Latte by Lofi Lusion Beats: vinyl crackle, Technics‑aged samples, and a 0:22 808 snap under a pixel‑sunset glow. Perfect for: late‑night work sprints 💻 and quiet kitchen coffee

☕. Listen now.

18/08/2025

Lofi Lusion Beats’ Lo‑Fi Latte brews focus beside pixel sunset

Album out August 18, 2025 — 33 minutes of cozy, crackled focus.

📍 Dateline

LONDON, United Kingdom — August 18, 2025 —

🚦Introduction

Lo‑Fi Latte is the record that turns the room down without dimming the mind. Across 33 unhurried minutes, Lofi Lusion Beats (Latvian-born, UK-based producer Girts Bariss) prints warmth onto cool air and calls it a day well spent. Tracked 2022–2024 and self-produced, mixed, and mastered by Bariss, the album arrives digitally via London’s Fresh Music Frontier on August 18, 2025.

🔊 About the music

File it under lo‑fi hip‑hop with spine. Three signatures hold the cup steady: patient hip‑hop drums cushioned by vinyl crackle; theater-sized sample bloom aged on a Technics SL‑1200; and bass that hums like a radiator at 2 a.m. At 0:22 in Modern Science, a not‑exactly‑lo‑fi 808 pops into the pocket and your shoulders admit defeat. Tropicana opens like a window after rain. Curtains slips in a ruthless hi‑hat roll that flips the groove without raising its voice. Titles tell on themselves—Feel Good Easy Lounge, Rivers, This W**d Is Making You Soft—but the record never slumps.

🛠️ Behind the scenes

Bariss kept the imperfections that life smuggled into the takes. The hiss isn’t a plug‑in; it’s the print, baked as he ran dusty phrases through that old Technics and refused to de‑noise the soul out of them. The “too‑clean” 808 on Modern Science became the argument that shapes the album: tension between cozy haze and deliberate punch, settled in favor of both.

🗣️ Artist statement

“I don’t chase genres—I chase textures that feel like a tired hug after a hard day,” says Girts Bariss, aka Lofi Lusion Beats.

🎧 Why listen

For fans of: Nujabes, J Dilla’s Donuts-era loops, Knxwledge, Jinsang, idealism.
Best for: late‑night work sprints, reading on a dim train, quiet kitchen coffee before the inbox bites.
Because: focus needs softness right now; press play and let Lo‑Fi Latte make the walls friendly.

📇 Credits and release info

Artist: Lofi Lusion Beats (Girts Bariss). Album: Lo‑Fi Latte. Full tracklist: Feel Good Easy Lounge; Jungle Stylo; Modern Science; Calm Calm; Rivers; Beautiful Noise; Curtains; Piece of Lofi; This W**d Is Making You Soft; Tropicana; Top Top; The Deepest of Purple; Steady Dreams; Girls & Boys; Happy on the Low. Written, produced, mixed, and mastered by Girts Bariss. Recorded 2022–2024 in Sutton‑in‑Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom. Artwork: pixel‑art sundown over a city‑flat skyline. Label: Fresh Music Frontier (London). Genre: Lo‑Fi. Duration: 33:00. Release date: August 18, 2025. Format: Digital.

👤About the artist

Girts Bariss grew up in Latvia with piano keys under his fingers, detoured through bass guitar, choir, and a nu‑metal band, then found home in beatcraft and audio engineering. Since moving to the UK in 2018, he’s funneled that training into textured hip‑hop—less about genres, more about feel—under the moniker Lofi Lusion Beats.

🏁 Fresh Music Frontier presents — brewed for the after‑hours faithful

Guardians of warm hiss and clear heads; pixel‑art romantics with cuts under their nails. For those who prize the room’s glow as much as the kick’s thud.
Studio trenches: Nottinghamshire, UK
Contact/reckoning: [email protected]

⚠️ Straight‑up guarantee — no algorithmic chicanery

Human‑made music, hand‑trimmed with care. Visuals may contain a dash of AI; the sound does not.

🚨 Last call: trade the glare for the glow

No neon flex, no dopamine tax. Lo‑Fi Latte is a nightlight for busy brains—sip it, shelve the noise, get the work done, then sleep like you earned it.

15/08/2025

Home by —172 BPM DnB with air‑siren brass and a four‑engine bass in neon rain.

Perfect for peak‑hour sets and late‑night focus. 🎧🌃 Tap to listen.

15/08/2025

⚡️HEADLINE
Drumrunz ‘Home’ surges at 172 with air‑siren brass

Single out August 15, 2025; neuro vs. liquid split built for DJs.

📍 Dateline

LONDON, United Kingdom — August 15, 2025 —

🚦 Introduction

Fresh Music Frontier drops “Home,” a 172‑BPM Drum & Bass single from Drumrunz that treats conflict like a pressure valve and dares you to open it. Across 4:28, the track pits neuro bite against liquid calm and makes the contrast the hook. Produced, mixed, and mastered by Latvian‑born engineer Girts Bariss, it lands today on all platforms.

🔊 About the music

This is wartime resolve without the body count—steel‑jaw neuro in the chorus, clear‑headed liquid in the verse, and a rhythm section that won’t blink. Three signatures lead the charge: a four‑part bass engine sculpted in Serum 2, brass stabs that flare like warning lights, and air‑siren FX threading the drops. At 0:44 the first hit clamps the sternum and kicks the room forward; at 1:32 the floor melts into a liquid glide that resets the lungs before the next push.

🛠️ Behind the scenes

Tracked in Jelgava, Latvia, Bariss printed the bass in four lanes—growl, reese, grit, and sub—then rode the faders so each voice snaps into focus like rotating spotlights. The early mix kept collapsing under its own aggression, so he split the arrangement clean down the middle: neuro chorus for the fire, liquid verse for the oxygen, and a DJ‑friendly intro/outro left intentionally bare for fast blends.

🗣️ Artist statement

“I wrote ‘Home’ for the moment you stop retreating and plant your feet,” says Drumrunz (Girts Bariss).

🎧 Why listen

For fans of: Noisia, Mefjus, Phace, Camo & Krooked, The Upbeats.
Best for: peak‑hour DnB sets, late‑night focus sprints, threshold‑testing gym rounds.
Because: the neuro‑liquid split lands like strategy, not gimmick, and today’s scene needs tracks DJs can slam and listeners can live in—press play and test the walls.

📇 Credits and release info

Written, produced, mixed, and mastered by Girts Bariss. Artist: Drumrunz. Label: Fresh Music Frontier (London, United Kingdom). Studio: Jelgava, Latvia. BPM: 172. Duration: 4:28. Release date: August 15, 2025. Streaming worldwide.

👤 About the artist

Drumrunz is the Drum & Bass project of Latvian‑born producer and audio engineer Girts Bariss, who started on piano at six, cut his teeth on bass guitar in school ensembles, and detoured through a nu‑metal band before committing to electronic production. After moving to the UK in 2018, Bariss sharpened his engineering chops across hip‑hop, house, and bass music; Drumrunz distills that range into tightly tuned DnB built for clubs and close‑quarters listening.

🏁 Filed by Fresh Music Frontier

Issued by Fresh Music Frontier—front‑row custodians of low‑end truth and late‑shift nuance. For the heads who clock out, suit up, and still have rounds to go.
Studio trenches: Jelgava, Latvia

Contact/reckoning: [email protected]

⚠️ Reality Check / REALGUARANTEE

No algorithmic choke chain, no factory presets phoned in - just human hands, tired ears, and the stubborn joy of finishing the take. Fresh Music Frontier releases only human‑produced music; visuals may contain a splash of AI.

🚨 Exit Note: MIND THE RED LINE

Commuter advisory: “Home” is built to turn hesitation into forward motion. If the drop at 0:44 doesn’t move furniture, check your wiring; if 1:32 doesn’t cool the burn, take a lap. Shoes laced, volume honest, last chance before the lights come up.

13/08/2025

Neo Trap album by is out: ~120 BPM, Reese bass and v cowbells under purple neon—made to rattle mirrors like rain on asphalt. Perfect for: midnight runs and lot checks.

🚗🌧️ Out now - all major platforms

13/08/2025

⚡️HEADLINE
Moody Tunes’ Neo Trap drops the hammer under purple neon

🏁 Subheadline
Album out Aug. 13, 2025; cut 2020–24, finalized 2025; phonk/wave tuned to ~120 BPM.

📍 Dateline
SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD, England — Aug. 13, 2025 —

🚦 Introduction
Nottinghamshire’s streetlamps buzz like overworked transformers while Moody Tunes—government name Girts Bariss—rolls out Neo Trap, a 35:28 album for people who plan their lives after dark. The record was produced and handpicked between 2020 and 2024, then assembled into its final form in 2025. It lands today via Fresh Music Frontier, built to hit at around 120 BPM and survive the scrutiny of a trunk test.

🔊 About the music
File it under phonk, wave, and trap with its hands on the wheel and eyes on the mirrors. Three signatures drive the set: Reese bass with the weight of a loaded axle, cowbells that click like turn signals, and syncopated 808 kits that shove and tug with street timing. On opener Good Morning Sleepers, your shoulders will regain confidence before your brain can vote. The arc runs from calm ignition to hard cruise and back to a controlled idle, letting the low end argue while the hats keep order.

🛠️ Behind the scenes
The sessions happened in Sutton-in-Ashfield, where years of drafts were stripped for parts until only the strongest frames remained. A stubborn lo-fi hiss kept bleeding into the mix, so Bariss leaned in and polished it until it felt like spray from a rain-slick A38. That friction shaped the back half, where the gas pedal eases without letting the engine cool.

🗣️ Artist statement
“I made this for the night riders—fuel for meets, drifts, and the long road home,” says Moody Tunes (Girts Bariss).

🎧 Why listen

For fans of: Kordhell, DVRST, Skeler, Metro Boomin.
Best for: midnight drives and car meets; parking-lot system checks; deep-focus work when subs are allowed.
Because: car culture’s pulse sits in the low end right now and this record speaks it clean—press play and let the chassis translate.

📇 Credits and release info
Written, produced, mixed, and mastered by Moody Tunes (Girts Bariss), 2020–2025. Recorded in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom. Label: Fresh Music Frontier. Duration: 35:28. Tempo: approximately 120 BPM. Genres: Phonk, Wave, Neo Trap, Trap. Release date: Aug. 13, 2025. Streaming on major platforms; EPK available on request.

👤 About the artist
Moody Tunes is a Latvian producer currently living in the UK. Girts Bariss is a rhythm pragmatist with a taste for Reese bass pressure, bright cowbells, and syncopation that moves bodies without words. He builds for motion, trims the fat, and lets the subs carry the story.

🏁 Fresh Music Frontier: issued for the neon faithful
Unleashed by Fresh Music Frontier—guardians-in-the-gutter, alchemists for rave’s afterburn. For the ugly-soul beautiful and the joyful ghosts.
Studio trenches: Nottinghamshire, UK
Contact/reckoning: [email protected]

⚠️ REALGUARANTEE
No corp gaslighting, no algorithm favorite son—just tracks scraped raw with love and plank-straight faith in the heat between you and the next return train. Fresh Music Frontier provides only human-produced music. Visuals may contain a splash of AI.

🚨 SIGNOFF:
Commuter caution: these 808s will reorganize your morning and your mirrors. Neo Trap doesn’t ask; it calibrates. Windows down, lights up, volume honest—your reset is due and the last lane is open. Don’t miss it.

12/08/2025

🚨 NEW ALBUM: Mask of the Oracle by Captain’s Notes
56 minutes of textured soul and electronic introspection—no radio bait, no dancefloor nonsense, just raw memory sculpted in synths and sample grit.

🎧 Perfect for: foggy headspaces, lonely train windows, and audio trips with no safe word.

11/08/2025

⚡️HEADLINE

Captain's Notes Unmasks “Mask of the Oracle” — A 56‑Minute Downtempo Ghost Story for the Art-Bruised and Algorithm-Weary

Released 11 August 2025 by Night Window Audio. No singles. No compromises. Just texture, truth, and the beautiful mess between.

🎬 INTRODUCTION

Imagine a jazz lounge submerged in 808 drum soundwave rain, its neon sign still flickering while a lone piano dreams in the corner. That’s Mask of the Oracle—the new full-length from Captain’s Notes, built for the headphones of people who refuse to live on autoplay. Downtempo, electronic, hip-hop, experimental—sure—but more importantly, it’s a diary etched in circuitry and memory, a quiet riot against the tyranny of the skip button.

🎧 ABOUT THE MUSIC

Mask of the Oracle is sentimental without begging for sympathy; calm without ever going flatline. The production palette moves from modern, clean edges to lofi grit you can practically taste—like licking the dust off a vinyl crate you shouldn’t have opened. Synths glow like streetlights through fog. Drums lope, sway, then disappear down alleys. Samples whisper in your peripheral vision, never fully resolving, like a conversation you’re certain you had with a stranger you might have loved.

Track by track, the record reads like a map of the internal weather:

Soul Piano: the opener, dreamed after a visitation from a long-ago teacher—hypnotic, deceptively simple, a melody that walks you to the ledge and asks you to look down together.
Midnight Express: a night train with the lights off; the windows become mirrors, and suddenly you’re the scenery.
Childhood Swings: grief and grace braided together, the push-pull of time stitched to a lullaby rhythm.
Scrap Art Mastered and Sample Text Melody: meta and mischievous, nodding to the collage ethic—Basquiat with a sampler, paint under the fingernails of every snare.

💬 BEHIND THE SCENES

Cut in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, the album grew in the witching hours—the uneasy gap between the kettle cooling and the sun remembering its job. Imagine busted mugs, the wire halo of headphones permanently around the neck, and a desk that looks like a synth gave birth on it. The first spark arrives like a prank from the subconscious: a dream about a piano teacher, a melody that won’t stop humming the next morning, fingers finding the keys before coffee can.

There’s tension here—between clean and corroded, between the safe radio sheen of the present tense and the splattered canvases of art history. Captain’s Notes leans into the splatter. The philosophy is simple: texture over trends; confession over hooks; life over the playlist industrial complex. You can hear the tape hiss like a sleeping dog. You can hear the room breathe. You can hear a person choosing art when algorithms are cheaper.

⚡️ARTIST STATEMENT

“I wasn’t chasing a single. I was chasing a feeling I couldn’t shake. This album is me looking in a mirror that talks back—sometimes kind, sometimes cruel. If it’s art, great. If it isn’t, great. Basquiat didn’t wait for permission and neither will I. Soul Piano came in a dream. Midnight Express and Childhood Swings are the ones I keep for myself. If you hear a nod to someone you know, you probably do. That’s the conversation.”

🎧 WHY LISTEN

For Fans Of:

Clams Casino, Shlohmo, Yung Lean, and others
Late-night lo-fi/chill-hop playlists, headphone confessionals, slow cinema soundtracks

💬 Best For:

Painting alone in a too-quiet room; writing at 2 a.m. when the page fights back
Train windows, rainy city walks, gallery setups, or any ritual that requires a pulse and a past
Because:

It refuses radio hypnosis and instead weaponizes texture, restraint, and memory.
It’s a rare, cohesive long-play in a world obsessed with 30-second bait.
It makes nostalgia feel dangerous again—and calm feel alive.

Play it front to back. Ignore the skip button. Let the bass disturb your furniture and your certainty. When the last note fades, sit in the quiet and see what answers.

🚀 RELEASE DETAILS

Artist: Captain’s Notes
Album: Mask of the Oracle
Release Date: 11 August 2025
Duration: 56 minutes
Genre: Downtempo, Electronic, Hip-Hop, Experimental
Studio: Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

No AI tricks, no playlist autopilot—the audio on Mask of the Oracle is 100% Captain’s Notes: composed, played, chopped, and mixed in Sutton‑in‑Ashfield from synths, self‑made recordings, and hand‑picked samples—the hiss and rough edges are intentional. Visual concept may include a light splash of AI. That’s it.

💬 ABOUT THE LABEL

Night Window Audio releases records that don’t ask for permission. We back the art-first, the unformatted, the beautifully stubborn. If the song survives a long night and a bright morning, we stand behind it. Motto: No singles, just signals.

Contact:
Press and promos via label socials. DMs open. Bring curiosity. [email protected]

🚀 SIGNOFF

Mask of the Oracle by Captain’s Notes. Out 11 August 2025. Brought to you by Night Window Audio—for those who still listen with the lights off

08/08/2025

🚨 CYBER SOUL COMEBACK 🚨

All aboard the last rave out of despair - Drumrunz drops “Cyber Station 172”: heart-thumping, future-glitch gospel for the beautifully bruised.

⚡️Perfect for: cracked-open hearts, midnight hustles, and anyone desperate for resurrection on a sweat-soaked dancefloor.

08/08/2025

⚡️ HEADLINE

Catch the Last Train Outta Gravity – Drumrunz Drops “Cyber Station 172,” the Drum & Bass Resuscitation No Broken Soul Can Miss

Don’t just stand on the platform—get obliterated, resurrected, and detonated into Dawn. Drumrunz welcomes the grit-stained, heart-bruised hopefuls: let’s ride.

🎬 INTRODUCTION

You there— yeah, the sceptic with one earbud and last decade’s heartbreak still fogging your glasses. Listen: The maglev surges, neon cubist shards ricochet under your skin, and the conductor is yelling in riddim and memories, “EVERYONE ON.” Drumrunz dares you into “Cyber Station 172,” where every derailed mood is a one-way ticket to power-drunk release.

Back from ashes/with weapons forged from ancient breaks and wild hope. Seven jaw-locking tracks, one demon-disco portal at 172 BPM; energy like a flametorch-wielding Woland on a mission to set the cosmopolitan heartache free.

🎧 ABOUT THE MUSIC

Cyber Station 172 isn’t just an album, it’s a comeback cult. Bass big enough your ancestors hear it—synths raw as toothache and honey, vocals shriek-chanting coal- to stardust resurrection. The open bellies of “Back to the Star.” The glimmering disaster-anthem drums of “All I Ever Wanted.” Drumrunz wires nostalgia into every snare, letting laser hats prod you out from the hibernation hospital and into relapsed-street-dancer shape.

Cowards listen quietly—but you, darling, “Love Like Mine” might just bleach fear out of you.

🛠 STATIONLAB – BUILDING A REVIVAL

Born in the insomnia-haunted cubicle towers of Sutton-in-Ashfield - not conceived as therapy but as manifestos etched in carpal tunnel. Drumrunz raked his nerves over analogue beasts and abandonment ghosts. Some breaks were cast out. Others? Alumni in a survival-tangle stitched from heartbreak s**t and unwavering rave delusion: evidence you can build self-worth out of floor torque and found syllables.

💬 PRODUCER MANIFESTO

“Designed for burnouts about to spark again. If you’re trembling from planetary smackdowns or mouse-click heartbreak, board this one and find out which fragments want revved, not fixed.” - Drumrunz

🖼 VISUAL HYPERFIX

Pulse it with your eyes: Torn-corners, Bauhaus-wanderer cubism exploded into maglev glory, a savory spiritual hub daubed in disco dusk and boiled-wires. The cover is your passport—one shoe still untied, rain evaporating mid-drop as sunrise slices the silhouettes. This station is full: shattered specters, fistpumpers, escapees with rumpled pasts–ONE destination: retake your future.

🎵 TRACKLIST: BOARD THE ROLLERCOASTER

Back to the Star – Dare ya, mood-plaster.
Love Like Mine – Elbow, heart—you’ll sweat nostalgia, love stranger.
Take My Sip – Waste no ghost moments: drink, blossom, etch.
All I Ever Wanted – Chasm-walking and stadium-hoarse.
Love It – Claw-euphoria, FLARE for those who won’t retire.
If You Get Lost – Compass for amen aliens.
Ode to Summer – Run barefoot til Venice; you’ve survived by default.

🌍 WHY YOU’D BE A DUNCE TO SNOOZE THIS DROP

Are you not starved for delirium? Do raves not breed prophets? Does ‘Uplifting’ even cover pits-to-Phoenix energy with blender-vibes this righteous?

For:

Dance refugees you spot smirking on Maltby Street at 5AM
Day-shifters so battered they can’t help but foot-tap godliness at any BPM
New gen heartbreakers
Passes for sleepless bus rides, damaged goodbyes, redemption-lust Friday nights
Cybers aren't trends. Nowadays, actual transcendence is rare currency. Drumrunz printed his own.

🏷️ LABEL CREDIT

Unleashed by Fresh Music Frontier—guardians-in-the-gutter, alchemists for rave’s afterburn. For the ugly-soul beautiful and the joyful ghosts.
Studio trenches: Nottinghamshire, UK

Contact/reckoning: [email protected]

⚠️ REALGUARANTEE

No corporate gaslighting. No algorithm’s favorite son. Just Drum and Bass by a budding producer - with a touch of AI for visuals, built around a concept made with humans in mind first.

🚨 SIGNOFF: GET OUT OF THE BLEACH GREY!

Commuter caution: this is the record Thompson would inject intravenously. “Cyber Station 172” ain’t for the polite. Survival wears bruises as badges. Your reset is due—spirits up, shoes on, last train’s moving. Miss this? Don’t.

Ticket stamped — board now.

01/08/2025

⚡️ HEADLINE

Drumrunz Rockets Listeners ‘Back to the Star’: Drum & Bass as Healing Anarchy at 172 BPM

UK’s Drumrunz fuses nostalgia and high-octane energy into a pounding torch song for wounded dreamers.

🎬 INTRODUCTION

Where the streetlights end and the night bites back, Drumrunz hurls open the vault with “Back to the Star” — a synaptic Drum & Bass charge set to obliterate your complacency. Five and a half minutes that are part shot-in-the-arm, part cosmic lullaby, all spun from the long, aching thread of youth’s resilience. It’s the sound of falling apart and rebuilding… at 172 BPM.

🎧 ABOUT THE MUSIC

Drumrunz’s latest is what happens when hope and memory skirmish inside a thunderstorm, glitter-laced choir vocals wrestling breakbeats, urgent yet uplifting, modern but stubbornly timeless. There’s healing fuelling these laser-bright hi-hats, nostalgia prowling through the snares, and every drop dares the wallflowers to reenter the dancefloor ring. This is neon plasma for futures that refuse to fade — music that wants to charge you up, not drain you out. No bloated features. No posturing. Just a riot of hi-energy cognisance, straight from Drum & Bass’s new lifegiver.

🛠 BEHIND THE SCENES

They say the best tracks are born out of sleepless compulsion. “Back to the Star” was forged in the post-midnight hush of SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD, where Drumrunz brooded and bled his stories into cooled-off studio haze. Fluctuating levels, caffeine spikes, the low hum of Nottinghamshire as nightlife force-fed synth—the nights flickered as screens died and chords pulse-checked his own heart. Here, wounds found rhythm before the artist did. Healing, track by looped track.

💬 ARTIST STATEMENT

Drumrunz says:
“This track is for anyone destroyed by life and rebuilt by the bass. I believe pain is temporary—healing takes volume. ‘Back to the Star’ should blast the dust out of your spirit and help you realign under bigger skies. Listen, run, be wild: it’s your battery recharge.”

🎧 WHY LISTEN

For Fans Of:
Camo & Krooked, Dimension, Hospital Records DnB playlists, filthy gorgeous breakdowns, rave kids who grew up but still want stadium hearts.

Best For:
— Sunrise bus rides after messy nights
— Urban wanderings with headphones on full volume
— Any personal apocalypse you plan to dance your way out of

Because:
It’s not just escapism—it’s resistance. Drumrunz soundtracks the fractured, hope-junkie generation. Fragile and untamed—music that volunteers to carry your pain and convert it to light.

🎧 Stream it loud. Or do it quietly and brood. But move.

🏷 ABOUT THE LABEL

Fresh Music Frontier is here for those gutsy, not glossy. We exist on distortion, discovery, and sweat. Brand anthems for outcasts: “Dirt On the Kicks, Stars in the Eyes”—that’s our motto.
Contact: [email protected]

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

No AI tricks, no cheats—the texture is 100% Drumrunz: organic from studio to bin, with just a little luck and madness added. Visual concept may feature a splash of AI.

🚀 SIGNOFF

Sleep is for the healed. Music like this is Built to Break Us Open.
Brought to you raw by Fresh Music Frontier.

01/08/2025

New from the madhouse:

“Back to the Star” by Drumrunz is a five minutes of frenetic resurrection, where the drums heal and every snare is a punch back at the void.

🚀 Perfect for breaking dawn after sleepless nights or running wild when the city looks haunted.

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