Name: What They Want by Marc Spence
Duration: 5 min 43 s
Description: First EP from the forth coming album - Time & Place

FM From B is definitely a name to watch. We are proud to present the duo's new EP, Changes, featuring two powerful tracks that showcase their unique sonic imprint on the scene. The title track carries a soulful energy, driven by a syncopated jackin' groove. Lush vocals are the cherry on top—this one is for all the house music diggers.

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