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Soundway Records UK
Since its inception in 2002, independent label Soundway Records has unearthed coveted musical gems from far-flung corners of
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No matter where each Soundway release touches down, the imprint’s passion for carefully shining a light on culturally significant genres and scenes remains unwavering.
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Superb collection of funky weirdness, every single track is a killer! Big ups AA once again!
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