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21-08-2010

from CiTR -- African Rythms · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Aug 21st 2010 Blaise, Beats Me, Is Back Gabrielle - Rise ( Go Beat Lp Version 1999) Taylor McFerrin - Geogia - ( 2006 Broken Vibes EP ) ( Slight Reedit DLG Aug 2010) Interview With Blaise ( Beats Me) Pt 1 Beats Me - Bad ( MP3 2010) Beats Me - (MP3 2010) Beats Me - The Law MP3 2010) Henry Miller. Jazz Liberatorz - 7 Steps To Heaven ( DLJ Aug 2010 Remix) Beats Me / Chin Injeti ( Bass) - So Cold ( 2010 Vancouver MP3 ) Interview With Blaise ( Beats Me) Pt 2 Muddy Waters - Tom Cat ( Electric Mud LP Cadet Records )) Pete Rock - Pete`s Jazz ( PeteStrumentals 2001 BBE) Jay Electronica - Dear Moleskin ( DLJ Reedit Aug 2010) Jay Electronica - My World ( Nas Salute)( DLJ Clean Reedit Aug 2010) Chin Injeti - Who I Am ( Beats Me Remix) - MP3 2010) Sapan Jagmohan - Meri Aakohn Mein (Edit) Jay Electronica Vs The New Royals ( MP3) Interview With Blaise ( Beats Me) pt 3 Seu Jorge - Carolina ( 2002 Mr Bongo 2LP Carolina) Augustin Pereyra Lucena - Berimbau ( Tonodisc LP) Chin - D`Tach Yourself ( 2010 CD D`Tach)

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