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Shy Layers
Shy Layers
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GBR007
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1x Vinyl LP Album
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Release date
Aug 15, 2016
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Atlanta native Shy One's DOPE debut, fusing Krautrock, 80s R&B, African Highlife, and Balearic Pop on the always reliable Growing Bin Records! Crowned a top 20 electronic release on Pitchfork's 2016 EOY list, this is the follow-up to Air's 'Moon Safari' you didn't know you needed. Tip!!!
$32*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
A1
Black & White
A2
Famous Faces
A3
You Wont Find Me
A4
Stabilized Waves
A5
Too Far Out
B1
Holding It Back
B2
Playing The Game
B3
Bees & Bamboo
B4
SEG
B5
1977
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