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Dance Mixtape December 2023


This small, end of year mixtape is a combination of dance, ampiano, and afrobeat songs.   Enjoy!

Tracklisting:

KPONKPO

Gasmilla

Under the Influence Afro

DJ Gety Gets

Muntu Wami

Bello no Gallo, Dladla Mshunqisi, DJ Tira, The Elevatorz

Someone

Fireboy Dml

Better Recognize

Zhu, Wax Motif

Balaya

A-Star

You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)

Adam Lambert, Sigala

Ascend - from Le Palace, Paris

Parcels

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