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Omar Ahkrif Lucretio
The Eye Of The World EP

The Eye Of The World EP

Labels

Melcure

Catno

MELCURE 010

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" EP

Country

Germany

Release date

The Eye Of The World EP by Omar Ahkrif and Lucretio on Melcure.

We celebrate the 10th vinyl release of Melcure, produced by Omar Akhrif. In this occasion Omar proposes a 4 track EP produced in old fashioned way, generating a unique and homogeneous sound that already characterizes the boy from Verona in his different releases.

The EP also includes a collaboration with Lucretio on the track “Bring the animals there”.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$21.31*

*Taxes excluded, shipping price excluded

MELCURE 010 - DE - 2023

A1

Omar Ahkrif - Every

A2

Omar Ahkrif - Lia

B1

Omar Ahkrif - Bat Day

B2

Omar Ahkrif - Bring The Animals There

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