Peking Duk's first album "Paradise" drops with a slew of guests from Killer Mike, Rico Nasty and Phantogram, to Matt Corby, and actor Jack Thompson.
"Paradise" arrives with an array of guest talent, from Killer Mike, Rico Nasty, Phantogram, to legendary Aussie actor Jack Thompson.
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Life’s a party when you’re living in paradise. That’s the bassline according to Peking Duk, the duo of Adam Hyde and Reuben Styles, which has been dropping electronic bangers for more than decade and which, on Friday (Aug. 14), blew open the gates to Paradise, their debut album.
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