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Posted on 13/03/2018

OFFIE MAG RADIO ON URF: Week Three

Off Licence item of the week: Drumstick Squashies

This week Ghaleb introduced us to a concept called ‘house music’ via Jordan Rakei’s alter ego, then lots of jazz from Alfa Mist, Snarky Puppy and more.

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