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Combination brings you 'Les Stalking' from the fantastic Jake The Rapper. With 'Less Talking, More Dancing' on the A-side
of this release he presents an absolute club monster for all those who want to find out how deep a slide control can actually
be slid. This is minimal disco deep house crossover for the peak. Together with Alexander P.J. Geiger (aka Nass) he is riding
a bass line that pushes you inevitably towards the dance floor. With 'The End Of The World' Jake conjures up his very own
doomsday scenario. Deichkind and Jake: a cooperation that creates the kind of future hip-hop that has made his live sets so
unique.
of this release he presents an absolute club monster for all those who want to find out how deep a slide control can actually
be slid. This is minimal disco deep house crossover for the peak. Together with Alexander P.J. Geiger (aka Nass) he is riding
a bass line that pushes you inevitably towards the dance floor. With 'The End Of The World' Jake conjures up his very own
doomsday scenario. Deichkind and Jake: a cooperation that creates the kind of future hip-hop that has made his live sets so
unique.
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