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Laurine
Abun.dance
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SL031
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1x Vinyl 12"
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Sep 29, 2021
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The worldwide club's lockdown helped Laurine to work on her studio craft, and the Slow Life co-founder surprises with her debut EP.
The worldwide club's lockdown helped Laurine to work on her studio craft, and the Slow Life co-founder surprises with her debut EP. A four-tracker where you have a brief of her signature sound: dancefloor energy, fat basslines, joyful pads, and emotion.
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A1
T.O.S.D.L
A2
DrGold
B1
Catch The Flow
B2
Nobody Knows
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