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Skyzoo & Pete Rock – Retropolitan Instrumentals ( 29/8/2020) RSD 2020
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Limitation: 500 copies.
The 2019 album Retropolitan was the first collaboration between rapper Skyzoo and producer Pete Rock. The instrumental version comes to record stores for Record Store Day 2020 on extremely limited orange and white splatter vinyl.
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2:07
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A2 –Boogie Down Productions South Bronx (Truth Version)
A3 –Soul Dimension Can't Get Enough
A4 –Tall, Dark & Handsome Call It What You Wanna
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