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Sweet Female Atttitude - Flowers - 2000

Is it UK garage? Speed garage? 2-step? I don't know. All I know is it sounds unmistakably British, and it doesn’t get much sunnier than this. It instantly takes you back to the turn of the millennium, when everything felt possible and optimism was everywhere.

(Only something I noticed many, many years later: Erik Satie’s Gymnopédies are subtly woven into the track!)

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lapyn

OP 3w

Aaarrrrghhhhhhh! 'Attitude' with too many T's! Sorry, I can't change it.

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