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Cosmic | Balearic 4 Items

Name: Bell Towers - Territory
Brand: Public Possession
SKU: 848152v1
Price: 13.99 EUR
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Bell Towers

Territory

12" | 2014 | EU | Reissue (Public Possession)

13,99 €*

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Release: 2014 / EU – Reissue

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Sweat drops on naked skin, gloss high upon the white blue sky. Take me to the top, white wash seashore break on the rock. Seduction mainstream leftfield of the Balearic dream. No shadowseater, boardwalk sunfeeler. Sweat drops on naked skin, gloss high upon the white blue sky. Take me to the top, white wash seashore break on the rock. Seduction mainstream leftfield of the Balearic dream. No shadowseater, boardwalk sunfeeler.

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New York Endless

Strategies EP

12" | 2014 | EU | Original (Golf Channel)

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Release: 2014 / EU – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Used Vinyl

Medium: VG, Cover: VG

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Nick Monaco

Mating Call

CD | 2015 | EU | Original (Soul Clap)

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Release: 2015 / EU – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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San Francisco-based DJ/producer Nick Monaco has long been part of the Soul Clap family, releasing his first 12" on the label back in 2012. Mating Call, a double 12" set running at album length, is easily his most expansive release yet. It's typically eccentric, delivering a range of songs - featuring his own distinctive vocals - that blend numerous styles whilst retaining a loose, funky and altogether rather kaleidoscopic feel. It's rooted in Balearic pop, but also touches on dub, deep house, boogie, dub disco and a strangely deep and contemporary take on the triple-beat rhythms of glam rock. It's hard to accurately describe, but is really rather good; certainly, it's one of Soul Clap's strongest releases of recent times.

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