Live Review: Chase & Status – Motorpoint Arena – 7.11.13
Chase & Status’ mixture of aggressive beats and influences from hip hop and reggae has enthralled audiences across the UK. […]
Chase & Status’ mixture of aggressive beats and influences from hip hop and reggae has enthralled audiences across the UK. […]
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