There are two artists using the name Rebekah:
1) Rebekah (born April 17th, 1980) is a British Techno DJ and Producer. Currently working with concepts, sounds, feelings, energy, art and anything else that inspires her on a deep level.
http://www.djrebekah.co.uk/
Rebekah has established herself as one of the leading exponents of techno currently operating on the global circuit. Her love affair with the harder sounds stretches back to the legendary Que Club in her hometown of Birmingham where she drew influence from the likes of Dave Clarke
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Rebekah
There are two artists using the name Rebekah:
1) Rebekah (born April 17th, 1980) is a British Techno DJ and Producer. Currently working with concepts, sounds, feelings, energy, art and anything else that inspires her on a deep level.
http://www.djrebekah.co.uk/
Rebekah has established herself as one of the leading exponents of techno currently operating on the global circuit. Her love affair with the harder sounds stretches back to the legendary Que Club in her hometown of Birmingham where she drew influence from the likes of Dave Clarke
51 members
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Ashes of the Mechanized Rite
Industrial / Dark Techno / Tribal Psy-Techno.
A dense, hypnotic exploration of primal rhythms and degraded sonic textures.
150 bpm
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Echoes from the Mycelial Orbit
Psychill / Dark Ambient Psy-Techno / Psychedelic Synthwave.
Built around a dialogue between a weighty kick and a deep, undulating bassline, this track blends elements of post-industrial hypnosis and alien tribalism.
Recorded and mastered in a semi-conscious state between dream and decay.
Headphones recommended.
~80-160 bpmmore
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Echoes Lay Beneath Ground's Pulse
Tribal / Ukrainian Ethnic Psy / Psy-Tech Folk.
D Minor (7A); 190 bpm.
A ritual transformation through concrete and sand,
like an ancient voice stitched through a magnetic tape of time.
The track is hypnotic, disturbing, but not aggressive.
There is a flow between static and internal pulsation.
It silently "sings" about war, earth, sky, ruptures and something very Ukrainian, but deeply abstract.
Echoes from Ukrainian folk.more
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