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Orly Sad
Boogie To Drive By Vol.1
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HMR-009
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1x Vinyl 12" EP Limited Edition
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Release date
Nov 13, 2020
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Are you ready to boogie ? Orly Sad, Italian producer based in Trieste built this solid 6 tracks EP dedicated to the ride.
Melting heavy electro funk grooves & vocoder hooks in the pure west coast tradition, it's a must have for the poppers, lolow drivers, and low-fi boogie lover!
$23*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
HMR009 - FR - 2020
A1
Funk Freaks
5:58
A2
Gangster Boogie
4:12
A3
Hot Enough (Milfterlude)
1:00
B1
Dance Like A MoFo
5:44
B2
Freakin' Out About
2:40
B3
You Drive Me Crazy (With Your Style)
4:22
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