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The transition into the Omega "Gyöngyhajú lány" sample features lush, soaring vocals. FLAC allows the high-end frequencies of the Hungarian rock sample to shimmer without the "metallic" artifacts often found in lower-bitrate files. The debate surrounding the 2013 release of Kanye