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18 July 2024

UD Selects: Flames Collective cover Sasha Keable ‘Hold Up’

Given all at UD are massive Sasha Keable fans, it was only right that Flames Collective stepped up to deliver a cover of her new cut, ‘Hold Up’. Co-signed by Sasha, we think you’ll agree it’s a vibe!

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