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Jamie Jones, ‘Tracks from the Crypt’ (Crosstown Rebels/Redeye)

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SPIN Rating: 7 of 10
Release Date: June 10, 2012
Label: Crosstown Rebels/Redeye

Lithe, lissome and sultry, Jones’ deep, discoid funk unites Ibiza terraces and London warehouses.

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