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4 Pleasure
REZ23twentythree

REZ23twentythree
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Artists

4 Pleasure

Labels

KMA60 Rezpektiva

Catno

REZ23twentythree

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Oct 20, 2023

Genres

Electronic

Styles

House Euro House

Presenting release number 23 from our home label with an under-the-radar Italo breaky burner by 4 Pleasure. Originally recorded for Planet Earth (the sub-label of Bianco & Nero) in '93 but only pressed and released in low amounts at the time it's hard to believe it was produced so long ago. Super fresh beats, minimal percussion, big basslines and epic chords make you curious about what's about to happen next. Featuring 4 tracks, the original, the instrumental (which never appeared on vinyl before) and 2 more downtempo remixes it feels like the kind of soundtrack to wild, lavish, Ibiza villa parties in the mid 90's. Futuristic emotional chillout.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: Generic

16.9€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

NEW

A1

Mad With Me (Original)

A2

Mad With Me (Mad Vision Mix)

B1

Mad With Me (Instrumental)

B2

Mad With Me (Ground Deep)

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