Babalu, by Direct Force

Babalu

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The first release by Eddie Amador, in conjunction with Pete Salas, and Bro Blaz. Features remixes by David Alvarado and The Stickmen

released October 1, 1994

Written and Produced by Eddie Amador, Pete Salas, and Blaz.

Bomb Records Los Angeles, California

Underground electronic music label based in Los Angeles headed by American DJ / Producer David Alvarado

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