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Please Please Please
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Nuclear Bomb
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My Tongue Your Spit
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Skim The Cream Part 1
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No Shangri La
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David Shaw And The Beat Brussels, Belgium
Born in Manchester, the musician and producer David Shaw is rarely where we expect him. First a member of Blackstrobe, he became independent with David Shaw and The Beat's first album, So It Goes, a personal manifesto of a vocal techno tinged with new wave. With the Jenks album of his DBFC project, he confirmed his desire to explode the chapels and play urgent music that belongs to him alone. ... more
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