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Amandra Karim Bennis
Sqala EP
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Labels
Catno
TIKITA012
Formats
2x Vinyl 12" EP
Country
Release date
Feb 19, 2021
Genres
Styles
Tikita proudly presents its first double EP in the form of Sqala. Label-curator Karim steps forward for the first time with his own productions on the label in collaboration with close friend and label mainstay Amandra. For this special occasion they invited a group of their favourite producers around to give the originals a deep techno twist in true Tikita fashion.
20.95€*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
A1
Sqala 3 (Original Mix)
B1
Sqala 3 (Donato Dozzy Remix)
C1
Sqala 4.2 (Original Mix)
C2
Sqala 3 (Dorisburg Remix)
D1
Sqala 3 (Forest Drive West Remix)
D2
Sqala 4.2 (natural/electronic.system. Remix)
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