Fatty M: Recording from Bukanyr Prague - Beef podcast

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Milan Fatty M is the man behind Komiks parties and resident dj at the Legendary club Roxy Prague. Milan started his career in 2004 and his influences include Grandmaster Flash, The Roots, Diana Ross, Luciano, Arrested Development, Justyn Martin and many oldschool hip hop groups… He is one of the busiest Djs around Prague. He is responsible for dj bookings at Prague’s biggest club Roxy. Milan recently started a new project with a respected dub step producer Matoa. Their first vinyl release with Roland Clark featuring is ready to drop. Enjoy this live mix recorded few weeks ago at the legendary Bukanyr club in Prague. For tracklist and info go to: http://www.beefrecords.net/podcasts

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