Photos | Funktion London Electricity DJ Set at Nightclub
Itsuki Shoda, Martin Elías, and MC Q join the crowd around the deejay as he spins tracks on turntables at Funktion London Electricity Disk 2 in 2006.
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urban pioneer baseball music speaker nikita footwear cap musical instrument wristwatch hat studio entertainer exit performance shoe disk club london camera glasses indoors interior pionee deejay cord electronics funktion elías nightclub accessories room video martin headphones recreation turntable speakers mc q electricity crowd itsuki shoda
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