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Apr 1, 2022
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Founded by Blue Hour and Philippa Pacho, ‘positivesource’ is a new record label conceived during the pandemic and absence of nightlife. The series will bring together various artists with a focus on progressive attitudes in dance music while paying homage to our roots in early club culture.
13.25€*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
A1
Ryan James Ford - Purity
5:34
A2
Mikkel Rev - Entrance
7:25
B1
D.Dan - Raw Jam
6:41
B2
Less Distress - Crush The Candy
5:46
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