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Bonobo Live at Koko
A full live set from the Brighton based DJ, musician, producer accompanied by a full band and filmed live at London's Koko. Trip hop wizard Bonobo takes to the stage of London's historic Koko nightclub for an evening of laid back tunes and chilled out grooves. Bonobo's typically downtempo sound is perfectly captured in this full live set.
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A full live set from the Brighton based DJ, musician, producer accompanied by a full band and filmed live at London's Koko. Trip hop wizard Bonobo takes to the stage of London's historic Koko nightclub for an evening of laid back tunes and chilled out grooves. Bonobo's typically downtempo sound is perfectly captured in this full live set.
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Nothing To See Here Productions
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