Hi guys, we have moved to blogger, but don’t worry! I’ll go the same way!

The Quarkore in Blogspot!

Hi There! I have just Woke up and… Started the party right into my room! Here’s your new track for your ears to pleasure.

The Quarkore – T.R.M.F.T.

Enjoy, don’t forget to comment!

I started to fall. I started to be nervous, and I stoped producing.

But one night, A thunderbird came to me and told me something: He told me not to give up, to be strong, mature, to be what I want to be. And I started to produce:

The Quarkore – Thunderbird Told Me Not To Surrender

Enjoy!

I want to thank Rufian86 for giving this support for The Quarkore Project.

After a long time out of the scene (well, maybe I haven’t been on the scene yet…) I created a new track for your ears to burn itself: The Jump. I’ve been studying for February exams, so I had to stop producing, hard way to get success out of exams. This track os Pusher Big Beat, as you can hear. The lead is something strange, randomly created (that’s my way guys), to get some kind of psychedelic time go into the song. The bassline is so great (I worked on it for days) that I can see you dancing the time you listen.

So, hope you enjoy it, maybe one day some kind of label get’s me into… I just wanna get a live audience

Quarkore – The Jump is MP3 320 FREE!

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