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Playlist: Bounce House

Uptempo mix featuring heavy bass, rhythmic beats, groovy horn sections, and DJ remixes. Prominently featured artists are Kaytranada, Toro y Moi, Channel Tres, and GoldLink.

 

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July 6, 2020August 3, 2020 freezepeachnowanderson .paak, blood orange, dj mix, goldlink, kaytranada, mac miller, the weeknd, toro y moi

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