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Mofak
Funk Fries

Funk Fries

Artists

Mofak

Catno

TVLP28

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

France

Release date

Sep 15, 2023

Genres

Funk

Mofak is an artist from Marseille (France) who has been active in the world of Funk and G-Funk for many years, mastering the art of the Talk Box to perfection.

Mofak is an artist from Marseille (France) who has been active in the world of Funk and G-Funk for many years, mastering the art of the Talk Box to perfection. After collaborating with major artists such as X-zibit, Kurupt & McEight, he's back with a solo project.

His music is even more open, with not only a Funk and G-Funk sound but also a Nu-Disco flavour that brings together even more generations and audiences.

There's no doubt that fans and newcomers alike will find something to enjoy.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

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A1

Cosmic Kisses (Feat Daniel David)

A2

Groupy Love

A3

Superfluous Feat Nic hanson)

A4

In the Mothership

B1

My Love

B2

What u Want (Feat Sally Green)

B3

Down (Feat Uncle Sean)

B4

Monkey Wasnt Fonky (Feat Kokane)

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