Album art for Camel by Camel (Ankha Mix)

Camel by Camel (Ankha Mix)

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Duzzled is back with his own spicy electro-house mix of the infamous track thatโ€™s taken the internet by storm – โ€œCamel by Camelโ€! 

Duzzled has become a beloved artist on the GameChops roster with several singles under his belt, as well as the release of his Pokรฉmon tribute album DYNAMAXED. The story behind his newest remix, โ€œCamel by Camelโ€, has wild origins – the last time the original track, by Croatian singer Sandy Marton, had seen such popularity was in 1985. But for the first time in 36 years, the song has enjoyed a massive rise in traction thanks to its feature in a viral video, which also stars the fan-favorite character Ankha from the Animal Crossing series.

Note to parents and kids: The original video that popularized this song recently features adult content and is considered by us to be โ€˜not safe for workโ€™ (NSFW). Please take care if you choose to research the source meme!

Credits
Produced by
Duzzled
Artwork by Pen_and_Pink
Mastering by Dj CUTMAN

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