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Mooninite: Soda (Lemon Lime)

Name: Mooninite: Soda (Lemon Lime)
Author: Andrew Aguilera
ISBN: 9781778799471

by Andrew Aguilera

"Times may change, but great taste lives on forever." Mooninite's debut solo release "Soda" is an album about the appreciation & enjoyment of one of the most popular drinks in the world: soda. Made to capture and recreate the playful, relaxed feeling that soft drinks are famous for. This reissue comes with copy of "Soda Paper". Insert paper color selected at random. released November 24, 2014 Songs by Andrew Aguilera. Recorded between April-October 2014 in Salt Lake City with hardware synthesizers. Produced by Andrew Aguilera & Karl Jørgensen. Mastered at Hel. Art & layout by The Internet Explorers. Dedicated to Rashad Harden.

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Mooninite

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9781778799471

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1778799477

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