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Muruafmd
Muruafmd formed in London in 2010, with Mark A. Reed, Uldis M. Jenkinson, and Francis M. Devoy starting as a trio. They worked on electronic music that mixed...
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Muruafmd formed in London in 2010, with Mark A. Reed, Uldis M. Jenkinson, and Francis M. Devoy starting as a trio. They worked on electronic music that mixed beats with more organic textures.
Their song "Wave" became their most recognized track, getting attention on dance floors. They released albums like "Sine," "Binary," and "Pulse," which moved through ambient, dubstep, and techno sounds.
Some listeners questioned their genre blending early on, but they kept making music their own way. Their work stayed focused on that electronic foundation with melodic touches.
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