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My Body

Labels

D

Catno

D313-09

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" EP

Release date

Sep 25, 2020

Santonio Echols is well known for his role in the famed group Reese and Santonio on London/ffrr Records. And projects on the Tresor label, Shiftimprint, Serious Grooves and D Records.
This dynamic E.P is filled with jacking and deep house sounds of Detroit.

Supported by : Ben Sims, Eddie Fowlkes, Dj Minx, Dj Mike Todd, Al Esters.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

11€*

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A1

My Body

A2

My Body (Remix)

B1

Deep Deep Down

B2

Walk In Power

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