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V13 Cover Story 025 - Amon Tobin - May 29th, 2023

AMON TOBIN

“You’ve got to put some legwork in if you care about what you have in your life.”


In our latest Cover Story, Electronic artist Amon Tobin talks about his label Nomark Records, how to stay true to your creative vision, and the shifting landscape in the creative world.


READ THE INTERVIEW HERE

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