Racoon - Universal Vibes - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

While Miami Beach is well known as a vacation spot, it's signature mix of house, Chill-out and lounge music is also becoming a landmark. The SFP group of labels became the Global night clubber's soundtrack as DJs all over the four continents like Danny Rampling, Carl Cox, and/or Pete Tong, spun and compiled many tracks released by SFP's labels on more than a thousand different compilations. This generous 8 track EP, produced by Racoon, featuring remixes by Mimosa, Jay-J, Live Element and Lith de Lanka, is from the SFP offshoot Deep Touch. All original 12Inch mixes.

While Miami Beach is well known as a vacation spot, it's signature mix of house, Chill-out and lounge music is also becoming a landmark. The SFP group of labels became the Global night clubber's soundtrack as DJs all over the four continents like Danny Rampling, Carl Cox, and/or Pete Tong, spun and compiled many tracks released by SFP's labels on more than a thousand different compilations. This single, featuring 4 mixes produced by Racoon, is from the SFP offshoot Deep Touch. All original 12Inch mixes.

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