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MOS Chillout Sessions XII CDs

Column: Free Stuff | Date Published: Tuesday, 1 September 09 | Author: Julia Winterflood | | 2 years, 5 months ago

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Just chillin'

Chill out this spring to Ministry of Sound's brand new super relaxing release. Chillout Sessions XII has everything you need to cool down. From beautiful acoustic tunes to funky disco beats, the double-disk set is a must-have. It features Sarah Blacko's All I Want, Duffy's Stepping Stone and more tunes from artists like Daniel Merriweather, Josh Pyke, Lisa Mitchell and MGMT. For those who are more inclined to indie artists, the compilation also includes tracks from Lost Valentinos, La Roux, Phoenix and Grizzly Bear. We have five copies to throw your way. To score, tell us how you chill out.

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