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Jack Salad
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It Doesn't Matter
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Jungle Syndicate Recordings London, UK
Jungle Syndicate is a collective of DJs, producers and promoters bringing a mix of amen infused drum and bass and Jungle, with a little dab of Breakcore. Keep an eye out for our events which happen in Bristol, London, Leeds and Poland from here: www.facebook.com/JungleSyndicate/. ... more
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