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The phrase "a tight cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a haircut that is very short or closely cropped, or in a broader context, it can refer to a concise or edited version of something, such as a film or text.
Example: "The director decided to release a tight cut of the film to keep the audience engaged throughout."
Alternatives: "a close cut" or "a sharp edit".
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"Crystal" is a tight cut of raw and jacking acid techno, deep enough to lose yourself.
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