HSP121 Become a VIP with Mat.Joe, Kenny Dope & Robert Owens, Boris Dlugosch & Oliver Dollar

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The grandfathers of house Kenny Dope, Robert Owens are joined by Masters At Work putting together this weeks last track. Before that you can listen to songs from Alicia Myers, Mat.Joe as well as Mark Knight, Oliver Dollar and Boris Dlugosch. Playlist HSP121 Listen to the tracks in this order: Alicia Myers – Right Here […] The post HSP121 Become a VIP with Mat.Joe, Kenny Dope & Robert Owens, Boris Dlugosch & Oliver Dollar appeared first on Houseschuh | House Music Webradio (en).

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