Jega

Jega

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Jega on KCRW

Manchester's Dylan Nathan, better known as Jega, incorporates complex beat structures and colorful melodies to create experimental electronica that is accessible to all music lovers. He’s renowned for his beatmaking and he will join us to play tracks from his new album, Variance, on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

Jega

Manchester's Dylan Nathan, better known as Jega, incorporates complex beat structures and colorful melodies to create experimental electronica that is accessible to all music lovers. He’s renowned for his beatmaking and he will join us to play tracks from his new album, Variance, on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

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