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15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)

15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)
15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)15 Years of Butter Side Up (2xEP)

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BSU014

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

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To mark 15 years of Butter Side Up, the label presents a special 2×vinyl compilation featuring eight brand-new cuts from artists who have been part of the BSU story over the years - a true family affair. Contributions from Ron Obvious, Garrett David, DJ Pipe and a host of newer collaborators reflect the breadth of the label’s community. Each artist bringing their own flavour but all carrying the BSU spirit. The first record leans into club‑focused cuts, while the second drifts deeper into housier, after‑hours territory. Something for everyone. Featuring original illustrations and artwork by Yideah.

Available Tomorrow

Feb 24, 2026

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

28.5€*

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A1

Vsan – Figatell

A2

Monoclick - Mess Mess

B1

Jack D - Motion (Dub Trance Mix)

B2

Wilba - Lights On, Nobody Home

C1

DJ Pipe - Thrills On Pills

C2

Ron Obvious - Untitled (Too Wicked Mix)

D1

Garrett David - What Would Life Be

D2

Goutham & Jeremy - Mob Handed

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