D.C. LaRue - Resurrection - The Remixes - Part Two
Released over two limited edition picture sleeve 12’s pressed exclusively for Record Store Day 2018, the remixes on Part Two come from Idjut Boys, Ron Basejam, Folamour and JKriv. Check them out, there is some strong Nu disco reworks here
| ARTIST | TRACK NAME |
|---|---|
| D.C. LaRue |
Overture (Folamour Orchestra Mix) |
| D.C. LaRue |
Cathedrals (JKriv Dub) |
| D.C. LaRue |
Let Them Dance (Idjut Boys Remix) |
| D.C. LaRue |
Do You Want The Real Thing? (Ron Basejam’s Dub) |
| D.C. LaRue |
Let Them Dance (Idjut Boys Reprise) |
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