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Wh0 step up to remix the 2001 Basement Jaxx classic 'Romeo' via their Wh0 Plays imprint. Wh0's 'Festival Remix' is a driving Tech House pumper built with the dancefloor in mind. Electric synth work and exciting drum patterns accompany the classic vocal, a party-tune that is sure to go off!

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Romeo (Wh0 Remix)

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Basement Jaxx - Romeo (Wh0's Festival Remix) [Wh0 Plays]

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