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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2023 · 7 MIN

PREMIERE: Andy Bainbridge - Up Too Much (Donalds House Remix) [Not An Animal]

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The weekends were getting longer, it were as if they party had gone on for far too long. It had never meant to be like this, the lack of sleep was becoming stark. Back at the beginning people had used to as if you were 'up to much?' Now it was a case of being up too much. There was only so long that the madness could continue - only so long before the cracks began to show. Was it all a little bit far fetched for what it was worth? You bet... Andy Bainbridge is set to release a new EP on Not An Animal - a pumping original paired with two futuristic club expansions which take the record further beyond.

The weekends were getting longer, it were as if they party had gone on for far too long. It had never meant to be like this, the lack of sleep was becoming stark. Back at the beginning people had used to as if you were 'up to much?' Now it was a case of being up too much. There was only so long that the madness could continue - only so long before the cracks began to show. Was it all a little bit far fetched for what it was worth? You bet... Andy Bainbridge is set to release a new EP on Not An Animal - a pumping original paired with two futuristic club expansions which take the record further beyond.

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