Dj Kefir @ Record Club #850 (21-06-2022) - Kefir

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01. Hatterman - One And All (Fernando Live Remix) 02. Fizzikx - Funk N' Slice (Original Mix) 03. John Beltran - Ondas 04. Dominic Balchin - Jazzhus 05. Funky Gangster - Boogie Papaya 06. Emmaculate - Feel Alright (Original Mix) 07. BPlan, Disco Strummer - Kinezki (Original Mix) 08. Two Lee - Everytime 09. Serge Funk - You And I (Original Mix) 10. Phazed Groove - The Breeze (Original Mix)

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01. Hatterman - One And All (Fernando Live Remix) 02. Fizzikx - Funk N' Slice (Original Mix) 03. John Beltran - Ondas 04. Dominic Balchin - Jazzhus 05. Funky Gangster - Boogie Papaya 06. Emmaculate - Feel Alright (Original Mix) 07. BPlan,...

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