EPISODE · Feb 10, 2014

Crossover – 9 Février

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Crossover Épisode du dimanche 9 Février 2014 Cumbia En Moog = Cumbia De Sal Kiki Gyan = Disco Dancer Rayfield Reid & The Magnificents = Dynamite Party Sir Mix-A-Lot = One Time's Got No Case The Mighty Mocambos = Zulu Walk Remix Roy Porter = Panama Itadi = Hustle Itadi = Peace And Freedom Jards Macalé = Anjo Exterminado Jards Macalé = Orora Analfabeta Mister Modo & Ugly Mac Beer = Diggin In The Crates John Forté = Flash The Message Funkdoobiest = I'm Shittin' On 'Em Bezerra Da Silva = Produto Do Morro Bezerra Da Silva = Compositores De Verdade Rodolfo Y Su Tipica = Tabaco Y Ron Afrosound = El Eco Y El Carretero La Troba Kung-Fu = Cumbia Inferno (Toti & Andy Loop Fat Beat remix) Dilated People & Tash = Soundbombing DJ Babu & Defari = Behold My Life (remix) Third World = Cold Sweat

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