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Your support makes all the difference.The Camden Mix festival presents one of the most inspiring nights of hip-hop when 10-year veterans of the scene, the Jungle Brothers (below), top a line-up from both sides of the Atlantic which also includes Peanut Butter Wolf, Structure Rize, Scratch Perverts, Lewis Parker and Rasco. Always acknowledged as one of the most dependable live acts in a notoriously erratic scene, the Jungle Brothers will be whooping it up after the successful re-release of their "I'll House You" anthem and their new single "Because I Got It Like That". They also play other dates around the country.
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