DJ Plead
Review: DJ Plead - Please
Pitchfork reviews DJ Plead’s Please, a contemplative second LP where Arab-world rhythmic memory, hard drum and spacious electronic production become private language.
World music, global sounds, and cross-cultural musical fusion from independent artists worldwide.
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DJ Plead
Pitchfork reviews DJ Plead’s Please, a contemplative second LP where Arab-world rhythmic memory, hard drum and spacious electronic production become private language.
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