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Too Smooth Christ
Peemax Trax
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EYA018
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1x Vinyl 12"
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Apr 25, 2022
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Magical, evocative and intelligent. It's the” Peemax Trax EP” by Too Smooth Christ on EYA Records number 18. A truly superb and intergalactic journey that will caress your soul and make you lose yourself in the music.
Once again Christophe Le Gall proved us to be one of the most gifted and forward-thinking producers of electronic music out there. Unmissable.
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EYA018 - UK - 2022
A1
Air Italia
A2
The Birth Of Peemax
B1
Human Peemax Stroll
B2
Fm Enhancement
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