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The Icarus Kid is bringing Nintendo Entertainment System sounds to the dancefloor. The Icarus Kid (Dan Crowdus) brings a fun upbeat tempo to his remix of Animal Crossing’s Bubblegum K.K.,
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Produced by The Icarus Kid
Album Artwork by Pen_and_pink
Mastering and Video editing by Dj CUTMAN
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The Roost Radio is an Animal Crossing lofi album with a focus on mellow beats with expressive piano and synths.
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