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The story of how Ayia Napa became the mecca for UK Garage in the late 90s. With never-before-seen footage and original interviews from key names from UKG’s golden age.
Top billed cast
DJ SpoonySelf- nick powerself
- MegamanSelf
- AM SniperSelf
- MC CreedSelf
- DJ LuckSelf
- MC NeatSelf
- MasterstepzSelf
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