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Jupiter 6
The Tracking System
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ACOLOUR017
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1x Vinyl 12" 45 RPM Reissue
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Oct 7, 2019
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A Colourful Storm launches a series of 12″ singles focusing on lesser spotted dancefloor gems: the first, two classics from the golden era of bleeps’n'bass techno with nods to Sheffield but apparently originating closer to Miami. Bassline monsters properly remastered by Mike Grinser at Manmade Mastering, Berlin. Watch those speakers!
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ACOLOUR017 - US - 1990/2020RP
A1
Section Two
5:11
B1
The Tracking System
5:39
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