ChannelXXX: Mangiami Edits 002 (Justin Vandervolgen) Vinyl 12"
Edits for the rest of us. Part 2 of the Mangiami series keeps the party rolling along with two great reworks by Justin Vandervolgen. The A-side comes out strong with a dubbed out and fuzzy feel that’s heavy on the Afrocentric vibes. “Trocin” rounds things out with some grandiose strings and infectious guitar work. This is one you’ll want to save for the end of the night just to see people lose their minds and start running in circles on the floor like Homer Simpson. Both of these tracks are surefire crowd pleasers and are already showing up in the crates of the best and brightest. EditChannel releases are always hard to grab and end up with absurd resale prices so get your copy before it’s too late.
- music label: EditChannel 2014
reviewed by boumtje-boumtje 091614
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ChannelXXX: Mangiami Edits 002 (Justin Vandervolgen) Vinyl 12"
ChannelXXX: Mangiami Edits 002 (Justin Vandervolgen) Vinyl 12"
Edits for the rest of us. Part 2 of the Mangiami series keeps the party rolling along with two great reworks by Justin Vandervolgen. The A-side comes out strong with a dubbed out and fuzzy feel that’s heavy on the Afrocentric vibes. “Trocin” rounds things out with some grandiose strings and infectious guitar work. This is one you’ll want to save for the end of the night just to see people lose their minds and start running in circles on the floor like Homer Simpson. Both of these tracks are surefire crowd pleasers and are already showing up in the crates of the best and brightest. EditChannel releases are always hard to grab and end up with absurd resale prices so get your copy before it’s too late.
- music label: EditChannel 2014
reviewed by boumtje-boumtje 091614
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Edits for the rest of us. Part 2 of the Mangiami series keeps the party rolling along with two great reworks by Justin Vandervolgen. The A-side comes out strong with a dubbed out and fuzzy feel that’s heavy on the Afrocentric vibes. “Trocin” rounds things out with some grandiose strings and infectious guitar work. This is one you’ll want to save for the end of the night just to see people lose their minds and start running in circles on the floor like Homer Simpson. Both of these tracks are surefire crowd pleasers and are already showing up in the crates of the best and brightest. EditChannel releases are always hard to grab and end up with absurd resale prices so get your copy before it’s too late.
- music label: EditChannel 2014
