Run Vaylor France
Run Vaylor is a French electronic music producer. Born in the late 80’s, he is strongly influenced by the sounds of this decade. His production’s range goes from Space Synth-wave to electro and techno. This producer's sound combines great vintage progressions and melodies with a modern energy that makes them sound very club oriented. Retro sounds although futuristic compositions ! ... more
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