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Bassic Rollers EP
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In his 30th year of releasing music, Jimpster returns to Freerange with Bassic Rollers, a brand new four-track EP that reaffirms his status as one of UK house music’s most enduring and inventive figures. This marks his first full release since the highly regarded The Phoenix EP on the legendary Nu Groove imprint.
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Feb 18, 2026
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A1
Out And About
A2
Heads Down
B1
Crispy Pancakes
B2
Far Side
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