HolyBrune

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Okay, I need to write a bio for HolyBrune based on the user's request. Let me start by checking if I have any information about this artist.

First, the user provided a list of recent tracks: Body Heat, Glitter Fonk, JoyRide, Messages from the Stars, Take It Slow, DX7, Fonk Delight. Let me recall if I know HolyBrune. Wait, HolyBrune might be a variation or misspelling of someone else? Maybe "Holy Brune" or "Brune"? Hmm, not sure. Let me think. The song titles listed here don't immediately ring a bell. Messages from the Stars – that sounds familiar. Wait, isn't that a song by The Bamboos featuring someone? Let me check... No, The Bamboos' track is "I Never" or "I Got Burned." Maybe another group? Maybe it's a different artist.

Alternatively, could "HolyBrune" be a stage name for a known artist? Let me think. Brune could be part of a name. Maybe the user made a typo. For example, there's an artist named Bruna or something similar? Wait, there's a French singer named Brune. Brune is a French singer-songwriter. Let me see. Brune released an album called "Fougue" in 2020. But the tracks listed here don't match her work. Her songs are more chanson française, not funky or electronic.

Wait, the tracks mentioned like Glitter Fonk and Fonk Delight suggest a funk or retro vibe. Maybe HolyBrune is part of the modern funk scene, like artists on labels like Colemine Records or associated with the synthwave/funk wave. Let me think. There's an artist named Holybrute, but that's metal. Not the same.

Another angle: the song "Messages from the Stars" is a track by The Rah Band from 1985, but that's probably not related. Alternatively, maybe HolyBrune is a newer artist sampling or covering that? Not sure.

Alternatively, looking at the track "DX7" – the Yamaha DX7 is a famous synthesizer. Maybe the artist uses that synth heavily, indicating a synthwave or retro electronic style. But without knowing the artist's real name or more details, it's hard to confirm.

Wait, maybe the user misspelled "Holy Brume"? No, that doesn't seem right. Alternatively, "Brune" as