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OdyseeRecordings Saint Albans, UK
Odysee Recordings was launched in 1994 by Tilla Kemal (Mirage) as a platform to release cutting edge D&B. Featuring the earliest Source Direct releases as well as an offering from the mighty Photek, the label earned a respected place in D&B history. In 1998 it gained its other Label-Head Andy Odysee, who has spearheaded a recent revival of the label including a series of remixes and new material. ... more
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