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Big Phone's Machine Intelligence

How Producer/Developer Kenric McDowell Made Seattle's Best Techno Release in a Decade

Dave Segal
Big Phone working on his Persian-rug complexity and healing practices. Kelly O
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Black Earth App Worship is available through Juno and Beatport.

Dave Segal on July 2, 2015 at 12:30 AM Stranger Staff
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Nice! I'm going to start calling the whole cell company monolith, Big Phone.
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