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Thoma Bulwer Anna Wall
Damn girl that’s a lot of swing EP (inc. Boris Werner Remix)

Damn girl that’s a lot of swing EP (inc. Boris Werner Remix)
Damn girl that’s a lot of swing EP (inc. Boris Werner Remix)Damn girl that’s a lot of swing EP (inc. Boris Werner Remix)

Catno

CLASSIQ003

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

Feb 28, 2025

Long time friends and collaborators Anna Wall and Thoma Bulwer are back with their next EP.

Long time friends and collaborators Anna Wall and Thoma Bulwer are back with their next EP following on from their successful last 12” EP release on EYA records with a remix from Radioactive man. This new EP explores their London house n garage roots and includes a remix from deep house don Boris Werner to complete the package in ‘Classique’ style.

Early support from Moxie, Raresh, Secret Sundaze, Eliza Rose, Voigtmann, Shanti Celeste, Reiss, Seb Zito. Peach, tINI, Enzo Siragusa (FUSE), Reeshy, Michelle Manetti (Adonis) and Anna Wall.

All tracks written and produced by Thoma Bulwer and Anna Wall
All Tracks Mixed and Mastered by Thoma Bulwer at TB Mastering, London apart from B1 mixdown by Tripmastaz
Distributed by One Eye Witness

Available in 19 days

Feb 28, 2025

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

14.5€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Damn girl that’s a lot of swing

A2

Casa Classique

B1

Damn girl that’s a lot of swing (Boris Werner Remix)

B2

Bio Dynamic

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