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Ghetto25
Besancon Rhytmique Club

Besancon Rhytmique Club

Artists

Ghetto25

Catno

BRC001

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" Limited Edition

Country

France

Release date

May 23, 2019

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

11€*

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Four Ghetto UK bangers including a featuring with the king of the Chicago ghetto house Paul Johnson. Fucking bass in your face. Hard twerk & cantona kick in your club.

A1

Besancon Rhytmique Club (Feat Paul Johnson - Hard Twerk Mix)

A2

Say What (Acab Vision)

B1

Black Pop (2 Dub Step Mix)

B2

Uk Sport (Eric Cantona Mix)

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