Be A King (2011)

Metaharmoniks · 2011 · 29 min

Metaharmoniks' Be a King organizes its debut around two downtempo originals and their reworkings. The Russian quartet, led by Anton Evtukhovich and formed in 2009 according to the release note, supplies “Be a King” and “Brahma.” Klitbeats and M.W.D. reinterpret the title track, while Artner, MustBeat Crew and the band itself reshape “Brahma.” Seven entries thus represent a two-song core explored through five additional versions. The primary statement describes lounge, electronic textures, funk rhythms and female vocals as connecting elements, giving the remix lineup a clearer context than a generic seven-song album count.

Selected edition: 7-file source edition; The Budabeats-linked statement supplies leader, formation year and remixers. Seven files preserve original/remix/reedit distinctions. The band's 2009 formation is not used as release chronology; the program's two-song core and five additional versions remain explicit. from the documented source. 7 audio files, 69,859,968 bytes and 29:06 of measured audio.

Verification: source size and MD5; full audio decode; every torrent piece. The seedbox copy matched every file’s SHA-256 and every torrent piece; all files passed public HTTPS range, length and byte checks. The house client verified the complete payload and is seeding it.

The complete seven-recording source preserves the two-song core and all five original remix/reedit versions. Every unchanged original matches published MD5 and length, all seven pass full strict decoding with the current local FFmpeg engine, and all67 torrent pieces verify.

The Budabeats-linked statement supplies leader, formation year and remixers. Seven files preserve original/remix/reedit distinctions. The band's 2009 formation is not used as release chronology; the program's two-song core and five additional versions remain explicit. Primary source and edition notes.

Source limits: No comparative listening or mastering assessment is claimed; The band’s formation year is not substituted for a release date; The older seedbox FFmpeg decoder rejected the fifth original with Header missing; byte-identical originals pass strict full decoding with the current local engine. This is documented decoder compatibility, not an audio repair.

These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.

Source declaration: CC BY-NC-ND 2.5/HU. Source evidence.

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