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Release Date: 2007 - 11 - 19, Audio CD, Warner Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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Famed for the hits "Routine Check" and "Harvey Nicks" from their debut album, the London cousins going by the names of Teddy and Tony Mitchell released "Dressed For The Occasion" as their second album, in which the UK Hip Hop duo would link up once again with The Streets and other names for their 2007 release. 1. "Soulmate" Getting it going here, you find that we move into a track which shows the alternative nature of the music they create with one which has them putting together a sung hook to them performing some rap to re-introduce the pair for what they are best known for and get them heading towards the ... Read the complete review
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