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'''Vincent de Moor''', a trance music composer/producer from the Netherlands, sent a promotion album to various record companies in 2005, as a way to showcase his newly produced tracks.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Vincent-De-Moor-Promo-Album/release/760972 Album Info on Discogs] Retrieved 27 Jun '18</ref> Although tracks 2 ("Mystique Colors") & 6 ("Cressidia") would later be released as a single on the Black Hole Recordings label,<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Vincent-De-Moor-Mystique-Colors/release/637644 Discogs] Retrieved 27 Jun '18</ref> the rest of the album has never been released to the public.
'''Vincent de Moor''', a trance music composer/producer from the Netherlands, sent a promotion album to various record companies in 2005, as a way to showcase his newly produced tracks.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Vincent-De-Moor-Promo-Album/release/760972 Album Info on Discogs] Retrieved 27 Jun '18</ref> Although tracks 2 ("Mystique Colors") & 6 ("Cressidia") would later be released as a single on the Black Hole Recordings label, the rest of the album has never been released to the public.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Vincent-De-Moor-Mystique-Colors/release/637644 Discogs] Retrieved 27 Jun '18</ref>


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Status: Partially Lost

Vincent de Moor, a trance music composer/producer from the Netherlands, sent a promotion album to various record companies in 2005, as a way to showcase his newly produced tracks.[1] Although tracks 2 ("Mystique Colors") & 6 ("Cressidia") would later be released as a single on the Black Hole Recordings label, the rest of the album has never been released to the public.[2]

Gallery

"Mystique Colors" (Track 2)

"Cressidia" (Track 6)

References

  1. Album Info on Discogs Retrieved 27 Jun '18
  2. Discogs Retrieved 27 Jun '18