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MAARA PRIORI RUDOLF C HEARTHUG
Needs X Gvr present The Future Of Vinyl Pt 2

Needs X Gvr present The Future Of Vinyl Pt 2

Labels

Needs

Catno

NEEDS010

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Genres

House

Styles

House

After the resounding success of Vol.1, Needs return for a second instalment of their eco vinyl campaign in collaboration with Green Vinyl records in Holland.

Needs continue their journey into the future of vinyl production, partnering with Green Vinyl Records in Holland to produce a 100% recyclable record which now uses 90% less energy cost compared to traditional vinyl production methods. This revolutionary chapter in vinyl history features the production skills of Maara, Priori, Rudolf C & HearThug.

For Needs 010 we welcome yet another all-star lineup of producers from around the world across vinyl and digital formats. Featuring trancey techno from Montreal’s rising star Maara; chuggy, percussive, mysticism from Priori; sultry minimal grooves from Berlin based Rudolf C, and a constantly evolving spacey acid banger from Tunisia’s leading light HearThug.

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

14.5€*

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*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Maara - "Lose Control"

A2

Priori - "This Multiple"

B1

Rudolf C - "Bugs Life"

B2

HearThug - "KillAcidKill"

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