A-LIVE, by FLOX

A-LIVE

by FLOX

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james hare I just love, such a groove and some lyrics that actually mean something :) Favorite track: All Must Disappear (Live).

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LIVE CD of FLOX
recorded at LA MAROQUINERIE (Paris)
+ 3 unreleased tracks

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Full Digital Discography

15

releases

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Loose, Mr Bitter Love, Square, Smoke Grass, Coming Out, Taste Of Grey, High Rope feat NAÂMAN, Homegrown, and 7 more. , and , .
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1.	Right Here (Live) 05:36	buy track
2.	All Must Disappear (Live) 05:49	buy track
3.	Hello (Live) 04:00	buy track
4.	Drum N Bass (Live) 05:14	buy track
5.	Get Out (Live) 04:23	buy track
6.	Like Us All (Live) 04:54	buy track
7.	Higher Man (Live) 09:08	buy track
8.	The Words (Live) 12:02	buy track
9.	Man 2 Man (Live) 06:46	buy track
10.	FLOX (remix TOM FIRE) - Right Here (Tom Fire Remix) 03:45	buy track
11.	CONGOPUNQ - Peeping Tom (Flox Remix) 03:07	buy track
12.	Black Man (feat Steph) 03:07	buy track

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FLOX live album at MAROQUINERIE PARIS + 3 INEDITS

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released May 20, 2014

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FLOX Paris, France

Anglo-French binational FLOX has been sowing his “NU REGGAE “ seeds for years now in venues all around France, and a new genre has sprung up , somewhere between roots reggae and electro.Deeply influenced by the Jamaican Culture, from LKJ to The Police, to the more modern Fat Freddy’s Dop ... more