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Ricardo Villalobos
808 The Bassqueen

808 The Bassqueen
808 The Bassqueen808 The Bassqueen

Labels

Rawax

Catno

RAWAX

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Genres

Minimal

We are very happy and honored to present you Ricardo Villalobos on his own RAWAX series!
You will find here past & present releases from the Mastermind, starting with the 25 Years
Anniversary edition of "808 The Bassqueen", formerly released on LoFi Stereo.
Special thanks goes out here to Christian Rindermann aka C-Rock!

Available in a year

Feb 12, 2025

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: NM or M-

14€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

PRE ORDER ITEM, ignore Available date, record will arrive shortly after its release

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808 The Bassqueen (Queen Of Bass Mix)

B1

808 The Bassqueen (Extended Loop)

B2

808 The Bassqueen (Dubstar'z Shorthack)

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