Aldo Marin
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| + | '''Aldo Marin''' record label [[Cutting Records]] produced dance music in the mid [[1980s]]. Titles include "[[We Come To Rock]]" by the [[Imperial Brothers]], [[Hashim]]'s "[[Al Naayfish (The Soul)]]" and [[Nitro Deluxe]]'s "[[Let's Get Brutal]]". | ||
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Aldo Marin record label Cutting Records produced dance music in the mid 1980s. Titles include "We Come To Rock" by the Imperial Brothers, Hashim's "Al Naayfish (The Soul)" and Nitro Deluxe's "Let's Get Brutal".
Warp 10: Influences, Classics, Remixes
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