Dec 20, 2020 36 min

Peking Duk

“Call me a businessman, baby” Peking Duk’s Adam and Reuben sit down with Tim to talk about their start in Canberra to conquering the world. The two music producers have had a wild ride over the past ten years. Their stories have to be heard to be believed. So stop reading this and listen. Peking Duk on Instagram Tim Blackwell on Instagram and Twitter.

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