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Utah Saints Leeds, UK
Utah Saints have been making music, dj’ing and playing gigs around the globe since the birth of House
music.
The world renowned duo have released 9 Top 40 UK hits, 4 of which hit the Top 10.
Precariously walking the tightrope between genres and also between the underground and the mainstream, Utah Saints roots are in electronic dance music,
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