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Space Yacht's Iconography Collection Vol. 2 dives further down the rabbit hole into their rave inspired world of crypto-memes. Weed-smoking skeletons and crypto smileys are only some of the characters you'll meet along the way. Each NFT features original animations by Sahir Khan and music by Space Yacht co-founder and producer, LondonBridge. All of the songs in this collection were written specifically for each animation and do not appear on any other music platform. As with all Space Yacht NFTs, you are buying a piece of original visual art AND music.
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