CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO Another visual delight by Tomson...that dropped a couple of months back....once again this brother comes through, when it comes to shinning light on the Breakdancing art form. Loving it. Dancers: Faboo & Valentina Music: fLako - Robot Koch - Vortex Cookies (fLako Remix Instrumental) Tomson: Website • Vimeo Channel •J• Tags: art form , [...]
CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO Just found Tomson's work on Vimeo...some of the best I've seen when it comes to Breakdancing videos...music and visuals, go hand in hands. Delight of the senses on this one. Can't stop pressing replay on this. Dancers: Chem, Fantum, Frankie, Ken fury, Napalm, Omen. Music: Chase & Status - Hitz ft. Tinie Tempah Tomson: Website • Vimeo Channel •J• [...]
Say hello to Opolopo's mutants! With this release, mad funk scientist Opolopo finally opens the doors to his private zoo of mutant pets. Exposed to sonic radiation and mutagenic chemicals, their DNA... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Tomson and Benedict release ‘Blind’ featuring top selling South African artist Bantu Soul, on Tone Control Music. Remixes come from Opolopo, Alton Miller and Telepathy. Tomson & Benedict are a Manchester based production duo whose partnership spawns a mutated deep house sound, representing influences of old school house, garage and techno with future-thinking electronic synths and
TOMSON & BENEDICT FT. BANTU SOUL 'BLIND' TONE CONTROL MUSIC RELEASE DATE: 5TH SEPTEMBER 2011 Tomson and Benedict release ‘Blind’ featuring top selling South African artist Bantu Soul, on Tone Control Music. Remixes come from Opolopo, Alton Miller and Telepathy. Tomson & Benedict are a Manchester based production duo whose partnership spawns a mutated deep house sound, representing
Tomson [Tom Lynch] & Benedict Harper (Freerange, Development) のコラボEP。Slum Science が主宰するハウス・レ ーベル Hudd Traxx よりリリース
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