Consisting of Oscar de Jong, Wim Plug, and Mark Kneppers, Kraak & Smaak have spent more than two decades working across disco, funk, electronic music, deep house, soul, and pop. Photo credit: Kraak & Smaak – Official Since debuting with ‘Boogie Angst’, the Dutch trio have release…
ReleaseFirst reported yesterday, 14:00 / 1 outlet
From ‘Velvet Seas’ to the dancefloor: Kraak & Smaak in conversation
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How it unfolded
- Yesterday, 14:00Electronic GrooveFirstFrom ‘Velvet Seas’ to the dancefloor: Kraak & Smaak in conversation
- Yesterday, 15:00Electronic Groove+1h 0mKraak & Smaak reshape ‘Velvet Seas’ with new remix album
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1 outletOut now via Boogie Angst. Photo credit: Kraak & Smaak – Official Kraak & Smaak have released ‘Velvet Seas Remixed’ via Boogie Angst, revisiting their 2025 album through a 12-track collection of remixes, edits, and extended versions. The project brings together Yuksek, Diogo Strau…