Mark Tower – Your Love

Written by Max on 2025-09-09

Mark Tower – Your Love

Label: FlashBack Records – FLA 0031
Format: Vinyl, 12″, 45/33 RPM
Country: Finland
Released: September 2025
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco

TrackList:

A1 Mark Tower – Your Love (Club Mix)
B1 Mark Tower – Your Love (Flashback Remix)

Description

Mark Tower, known from his 80s Discomagic hammers; “You Aren’t Fall In Love” and “Ay-O-Mexico” (by Torias) will be joining Flashback team with a new track “Your Love”. The “Club Mix” has a fresh approach to Italo Disco sound, being still very true to the style. The “Flashback Remix” has been played and recorded by 80s hardware synths and sounds very authentic 80s Italo. Enjoy the timewarp to the past.

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