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Loubia Dobb System Bordeaux, France
Loubia Dobb System is the fruit of the collaboration of two brothers (Wahid/bruno & Wagdi/eric) during years (or eternity) when the music seemed to associate them. It is a unique experience to be listened to without moderation, between Dub & experimental electro... ... more
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