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El Niño
We Did Tapes For Years
Artists
Labels
Catno
JCKBRWN003
Formats
1x Vinyl 12" 45 RPM EP
Country
Release date
Jun 1, 2016
Genres
Styles
House, Funky, Hazy, Soulful
Nice collection of funky MPC house, with samples and oddball effects for days. Midtempo and quite warm, this is definitely for afternoon listening. - JP
$25*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
Shop stock from Echo & Bounce Brisbane. Anything NM or higher is effectively unplayed but may be opened to check
A1
Midnight Blue
A2
Play One For Me
B1
Tape One
B2
Doubt Not, Fear Not
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