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The In Crowd
Mango Walk

Mango Walk
Mango WalkMango Walk

Catno

WR001

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

May 31, 2024

Genres

Reggae

Reggae masterpiece "Mango Walk", by Jamaican producer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Clive Hunt (The In Crowd, Azul, Lizard) continues to influence sound system culture around the globe and had been remastered here, alongside two first-rate remixes.

New generation Kingston crew Equiknoxx capture those influences on their Mango Walk version, with Shanique Marie providing a fresh vocal twist on the classic. Brazil's Urbandawn pays homage to Clive with his Mango Walk remix - a high octane drum 'n' bass roller.

Pressed on 180g limited edition translucent mango coloured vinyl.

A1

Mango Walk (Remastered)

B1

Man Go Walk (Equiknoxx Remix Ft. Shanique Marie)

B2

Mango Walk (Urbandawn Remix)

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