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Ride The Riddem EP
Ride The Riddem EPRide The Riddem EP

Catno

STUK009

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

Styles

Following on from Studiotek’s relaunch last year, the seminal UK tech-house label
combines a repressed collaborative project between Dave Brennan and label owner,
Darren Roach with two new and unreleased tracks on the other side.
Rolling, prime-time energy on the A side with more dubby, low-slung flavours in the form of ‘Let’s Search’ and ‘Kambo’. The original pressing of ‘Ride The Riddem’ (STUK002) has fetched a fair sum on Discogs and is now available for the first time
again since 2004.

Available Tomorrow

Jan 15, 2026

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

19.5€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

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A1

Ride The Riddem (feat Dave Brennan)

B1

Let's Search

B2

Kambo

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