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Soundboy EP
Soundboy EPSoundboy EP

Labels

Partisan

Catno

PTN021

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

Nov 23, 2022

Styles

Techno

Firing up the next heat on the prolific Partisan imprint is rising Outcast Torino affiliate, Emanuele Montalto. The “Soundboy” EP sees the innovative Italian showcase a series of animated and spaced out productions containing a certain direct energy the label associates itself with. This club room approved outing from Montalto sits comfortably on the staple outfit that Partisan has become in recent years, with Anthea continuing to build her go to label for stellar underground sounds.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

14.99€*

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A1

Access To Stability

A2

S.O.S

B1

Mutual Friends

B2

The Missing Channel

B3

Soundboy

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