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GABAA Bangalore, India
GABAA is Valance Paul from Bangalore, India.
His sonic aesthetic is rooted in murky soundscapes,thumpy
basslines and bubbling high leads. His abstract experimentalism and atmospheric sounds are a treat to his listeners.He is a wizard at his craft and Currently a part of Anarchaic Freakquency and Omveda Records, he has managed to release several smashing tracks in a relatively short period of time
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