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Mark Ronson feat Boy George – Somebody To Love Me (Congorock Remix)

  • October 27, 2010
  • Blake Edwards
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I Love Babylon – I listen to it constantly and work it into every mix I do – its just so epic and Congorock deserves more attention because of it.

Seems like the other Italian producers (Bloody Beetroots & Crookers) both got so much more attention from the main-stage college kids (which debatably made us like them less) and The Bloody Beetroots are the only ones to really survive and prosper – no offense – but Crookers have been pretty quiet, probably getting paid out the ass to tour clubs.

This Mark Ronson remix which features Boy George (of Culture Club for the babies out there) is nothing less then perfection. The mix of Congorock's core and Mark Ronson's house makes for a track that you can literally leave on repeat.

and a one and a two and a three and a four….


Mark Ronson feat Boy George – Somebody To Love Me (Congorock Remix) by Congorock

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