Release Date: 25 September 2015
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Italian duo Thomas Schwartz & Fausto Fanizza have made a real impression on the Anjuna fanbase in the last 18 months. Tracks like 'You Would' and 'Kirk' have been sleeper hits and stand-outs on the infamous label compilations. 

'Dawn To Dusk' has the hallmarks of another Schwartz & Fanizza gem, quickly going down as a fan favourite on our new 'Anjunadeep 07' compilation. 

Warm shuffling grooves fuse with enticing vocal samples, while falling keys and swirling melodies combine beautifully above.  

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