Get all 45 Vanderson releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Our Planet (from VA Artificial System), Trance Emotions for Korg Radias, Fluxsense, Flying Souls, Afterlife, Home Sessions, Roland MC-707 Soundscapes 2 "berlin sequences", Roland MC-707 Soundscapes 1, and 37 more.
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Song Of Life
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Vanderson Gdańsk, Poland
Vanderson
is currently one of the most recognizable creators of the Polish electronic music scene. In addition
to the classics of this genre, Vanderson gladly returns to the aesthetics of Goa & Psychodelic Trance, combining the two worlds with great care. The songs, enriched with electronic sound and trance motility, take us on an extraordinary journey full of musical sensations.
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