Dirty Pop 43 - Drew G Presents

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The Original and trusted and True "Dirty Pop" Series continues on a semi-monthly basis bringing you the best remixed and mashed up Pop music on the internet. Dirty Pop strives to continue to be the edgiest in pop music stylings. Featuring tons of exclusives that you can't find anywhere else. Mixed live by DrewG Art by Jon McQueen Tons of exclusive mixes, unreleased Madonna, and a special new collaboration track.... check it out.

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This episode was published on July 31, 2015.

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The Original and trusted and True "Dirty Pop" Series continues on a semi-monthly basis bringing you the best remixed and mashed up Pop music on the internet. Dirty Pop strives to continue to be the edgiest in pop music stylings. Featuring tons of...

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