Breakbeat Hills - Kurt-thee-Inducer

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An unreleased '80s inspired banger from my busy 2004-2005 era and got lost in the abundance of stuff being made around that time. One of my favorites, for it's straight up dance vibe. The minimal riff is based off the Beverly Hills Cop theme. Although it's nothing like that, this track keeps things moving and grooving along. Enjoy!

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This episode was published on April 17, 2011.

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An unreleased '80s inspired banger from my busy 2004-2005 era and got lost in the abundance of stuff being made around that time. One of my favorites, for it's straight up dance vibe. The minimal riff is based off the Beverly Hills Cop theme....

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