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Various Artists
Compilation CJA 03 

 Compilation CJA 03 

Catno

CJACT003

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

France

Release date

Feb 13, 2023

A rhythm created during a common dream, a journey repeated by the rolling of the snare drums, voices bewitched by a humid path.

A rhythm created during a common dream, a journey repeated by the rolling of the snare drums, voices bewitched by a humid path, its synthesizers are the only cause of this crystalline mist. It's time to open your eyes, this first side is full of movements ready to hypnotize and energize a dancefloor waiting for these sonic gems.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

16.5€*

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A1

Tadan - No Fear 

A2

Kick21 - Bottles Of Cursed Water 

A3

Vel - You Taste Like Zaatar 

B1

Acidobasic - Teriyaki  

B2

Farkoner - L'Ovni Du Pilat 

B3

Sys]t[maX - Try8

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