Ensenity

Emel MathlouthiMarch 2, 2018
Dance/Electronic℗ 2018 Partisan Records
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Songs
1
Braibtek (Mettani Rework)8:33
2
Ensen Dhaif (Cubenx Rework)6:39
3
Kaddesh (Ash Koosha Rework)3:35
4
Thamlaton (Karim Attoumane Rework)5:05
5
Sallem (Free The Robots Rework)3:47
6
Shkun Ena (Pandhora Rework)5:59
7
Layem (Muudra Rework)6:06
8
Fi Kolli Yawmn (Victoria+Jean Rework)4:07
9
Thamlaton (AGF / Delay Rework)4:23

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Genres
Dance/Electronic
Tracks
9
Released
March 2, 2018
Label
℗ 2018 Partisan Records
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