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Criola
CriolaCriolaCriola

Catno

MFM019

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" 33 ⅓ RPM Compilation Remastered

Country

Netherlands

Release date

Apr 2, 2017

In a stunning mix of traditional African music and experimental electronics, this Belgian/Congolese duo released only a handful of tracks across a few rare LP and cassette compilations from the mid-eighties by obscure European labels. This reissue includes unreleased tracks found on master tapes!

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

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A1

Intermezzo III

4:01

A2

Criola

3:29

A3

Intermezzo II

1:05

A4

!!! KWE

2:06

B1

Dou Niya

2:42

B2

Intermezzo I

0:55

B3

Funyaka

3:05

B4

What

1:58

B5

Veronika

2:37

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