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Band Electronica - Das Beat (feat. Midge Ure) (Âme Remix)

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Band Electronica - Das Beat (feat. Midge Ure) (Âme Remix)CAT NO.: 538664541 FORMAT: 12" Vinyl RELEASE DATE: 17 Dec 2021 BACK IN STOCK: 16 Jan 2022 TERRITORY: Worldwide BARCODE: 4050538664546 GENRE: Electro Synth Pop Techno TRACK LISTING A. Das Beat (Ame Remix) B. Das Beat (Ame Dub) Electronic icons from across the ages come together to contribute to a stunning new package that features Grammy winner Midge Ure and cult house artists Ame on a record inspired by legendary Kraftwerk drummer Wolfgang Flr. This

Band Electronica - Das Beat (feat. Midge Ure) (me Remix)
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