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Worldwide Epidemic hogs the B-side and rightly so, the guy is on fire at the moment with his unique Jungle Techno sound

Yosei is pure D&B beauty, a bit faster and less jungle oriented than what we're used to from Diamond Life, but definitely on a similarly lush and melodic tip. On the flipside we're treated to Break Through, think "atmospheric roller meets halftime junglism".

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New Zealand's most prolific J-tek enthusiast Dan Silk aka Worldwide Epidemic returns to the Myor camp, this time for a solo release on the Diamond Life sublabel. On Aroha he finds himself exploring territory slightly removed from his usual 4x4 Jungle Techno habitat. Extended pads, techy synth stabs, sugar coated diva vocals and spot of Amen choppage courtesy of label boss Coco Bryce make for a top notch 7 minute atmospheric D&B junglist excursion. New Zealand's most prolific J-tek enthusiast Dan Silk aka Worldwide Epidemic returns to the Myor camp, this time for a solo release on the Diamond Life sublabel.

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Here is a new track by Worldwide Epidemic. Huge Progressive Mid 90's Breakbeat Piano track. BPM is 132 so will mix into House tracks as well as slower Hardcore. Very reminiscent of early Hybrid work think "Fall Out Of Love" with less talent. Worldwide Epidemic - We Can Fly (Progressive Piano Mix).

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