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Music producer Gossan Releases new Emotion, Experience, Face of his soul: ‘Fine’

Released with Sundries Digital and premiered by Berlin House Music: ‘Fine’ a beautifully produced downtempo tune by Ukraine based producer Gossan.

“Every single track of Gossan is a new emotion, experience, face of his soul.”
We can certainly confirm this statement on Traxsource (artist bio)! This new, unhurried but enthusiastic tune is worth sharing.

Stream the full tune below:    

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