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Michael Kilkie and Kevin McKay were residents at The Tunnel in the early 1990s and have teamed up to release a new version of Donna Lewis's I Love You Always Forever.
"It was perfect for our Guilty Pleasures nights that I run at The Radisson RED with Jon Mancini and Graham Chalmers, but I really wanted something I could play out at our more house music-led nights.
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