Name: KAZZA - Angam Geeya Trance Mix by KAZZA
Duration: 2 min 28 s
Description: The "Angam Geeya" is a folk song about the traditional fighting "Angam Pora - අංගම් පොර" in Sri Lanka. This song sung by "Hela Jana Gee Kallia - හෙළ ජන ගී කල්ලිය" has been mixed and produced with new electronic music by DJ Producer KAZZA.

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The Car Music & G-House song of Otilia and "Deli Gibi" is part of Car Music & G-House album named "Deli Gibi" released on November 12, 2020 in the version "Oskar TT Remix" by JHaps Records. Listen now to Car Music & G-House song: Otilia - Deli Gibi Oskar TT Remix.

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Half my day was spent putting this song up here, taking it down, redoing the vocals, the guitars, the mix, the, the vocals and guitars again and again and again and again...I don't know at this point if I'll ever be fully satisfied w/ this song but for now I'm going to bed because it's six am and I've been at it an insane amount of hours. Got some other dope songs done tho so that's koo,,. Enjoy!

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The "Angam Geeya" is a folk song about the traditional fighting "Angam Pora - අංගම් පොර" in Sri Lanka. This song sung by "Hela Jana Gee Kallia - හෙළ ජන ගී කල්ලිය" has been mixed and produced with new electronic music by DJ Producer KAZZA.

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