I made a song

I made this Techno song quite a while ago. I released it as part of a new label between some members of a group I'm in. Objectively not the best, but I'll be bringing much better soon.

Here's a download link: https://mega.nz/#!3o02WTSR!gAWfsgyd81qPFYEWYXyZYdhQ6fItV_75wXQ3NXjTJ3g

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