Get all 223 Mokum Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 60%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of [MOK305] Happy Gabber Sounds #2, [MOK304] MESSI4H - Enhanced, [MOK303] Acid Special, [MOK302] Peckerhead - Red Alert, [MOK301] DJ Ad - Alive, [MOK299] DJ Dano - Mokum Classixxx - Energy, [MOK298] Lysa & Italian Terrorist - Still Here, [MOK297] Salvo - Ready For Some Bass, and 215 more.
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Ready For Some Bass
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My Feelings
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One Way
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Fucking Mind
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Takketeef
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Mokum Records Amsterdam, Netherlands
Mokum Records is a Dutch indie record label based in Amsterdam.and specialised in Gabber and Oldschool
Hardcore.
Mokum started off in 1993 and their catalogue has over 300 releases.
In the mid 90ies they had major commercial chartsucces but went back into the underground after 2000.
Now Mokum is thé original Oldschool label with its original 90ies artists and new talent from all over the world.
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