COLORS THREE SIXTY FM

COLORSxSTUDIOS has a new show on Apple Music 1 to celebrate the release of their catalog of original recordings in Spatial Audio. COLORS THREE-SIXTY FM RADIO will consist of six episodes, all co-hosted by artists who have released their own COLORS shows, where they'll play their own music, share tracks that inspire them, and chat about their individual experiences recording their COLORS shows.

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COLORSxSTUDIOS has a new show on Apple Music 1 to celebrate the release of their catalog of original recordings in Spatial Audio. COLORS THREE-SIXTY FM RADIO will consist of six episodes, all co-hosted by artists who have released their own COLORS shows, where they'll play their own music, share tracks that inspire them, and chat about their individual experiences recording their COLORS shows.

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