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Prime
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Block
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240p Wichita, Kansas
Ryan Ginther is a chiptune artist who goes by the name 240p. Hailing from Wichita, Kansas, This fine young lad started crafting his bleeps and bloops sometime in 2008, and has since started releasing music to the public in 2011. He creates his bare-bone 8-bit sounds with two Prosound modded DMG-01s and LSDJ. ... more
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