Reunion (feat. Marako Marcus)
by Marako Marcus, Scorpix
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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Calling out to Gorecki and God, Weird Weary World, Reunion (feat. Marako Marcus), Doxology, Not Giving Up on My Dreams, FUTURE'S PAST, Giving Up On Your Dreams Dad, Seeing You Again (feat. Marako Marcus), and 7 more.
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This is another collaboration between Scorpix and Marako Marcus. Our last track together was "Seeing You Again" which was released under the Water & Light name. This time, we have a rock anthem song with powerful guitars, drums and bass! Get ready for "Reunion"!!!
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released March 31, 2021
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Scorpix Los Angeles, California
Family of electronic music producers that focus on EDM. Diverse and energetic are good descriptors of us.
We also publish downtempo songs under the Water & Light name.
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