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Tune of the Day: “Drop That B” from SALVA

10:03 AM PST on January 28, 2013

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LA-based Salva drops a track from his forthcoming Odd Furniture' EP out on Friends of Friends February 12th. "Drop that B" has the following tags on Soundcloud, which do a better job of describing the music then we could: 4 tha lolos, 808, bass, Miami, Los Angeles, Palm Trees, Chronic, Smoke. For more fron this rising DJ, who takes over BBC1 Radio on March 28th, check out our Salva interview from last year, or read the always excellent Jeff Weiss' column on Salva in the LA Weekly

Stream Drop That B here.

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