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Theo Parrish & Maurissa Rose - Free Myself
Theo Parrish & Maurissa Rose
Free Myself
7" | 2023 | US | Original (Sound Signature)
11,89 €* 13,99 € -15%
Release: 2023 / US – Original
Genre: Organic Grooves, Electronic & Dance
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K15 - 7inch Nails
K15
7inch Nails
7" | 2022 | EU | Original (Sounds Familiar)
12,34 €* 12,99 € -5%
Release: 2022 / EU – Original
Genre: Electronic & Dance
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Sounds Familiar returns with the latest instalment of 7InchNails - its home-grown series of 45s, filled with unique jams from some of the most exciting producers around.

Following on from releases by Kaidi Tatham and Dego, up steps London-based DJ and producer K15 for two timeless and sophisticated pieces of future jazz. On the A side, ‘Demo Of Heart’ opens with a dazzling keyboard riff, recalling the sunset vibe of fusion giants like George Duke, Herbie Hancock or Azymuth’s Jose Roberto Bertrami, before breaking out into a syncopated, serpentine jam that feels just about ready to melt into the horizon. On the B Side, K15 brings a Latin heat to the table, with clipped and skittish percussion dancing around a set of lush chords that open into a lysergic stepper, buoyed, as the title ‘Tomorrow’s Promise’ suggests, by a sense of hope and moving on.
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