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Various Artists
Supervision 02

Supervision 02
Supervision 02Supervision 02

Catno

SUPERVISION02

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

France

Release date

Supervision 02, Various Artists, Supervision, SUPERVISION02, Electronic Music, Vinyl Records, KMA60 distribution, KMA60 store,

Supervision records is very happy to present its second various that gathers brilliant talents for a huge compilation of breaky beats and groovy sounds. Garage vibe at its finest.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

10.8€*15€

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

b0n – Coal-Mining

A2

MJOG – Whition

A3

Glockta – Here Come the Pretzels

B1

Max Casebolt x Raynor - Adversary

B2

Groovy D – Tell Me

B3

Oldboy – Fast track funk

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