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ICE - Each Man Makes His Destiny Next Stop Soweto ” Kampire also shines theStrut proudly reintroduces a classic from the Topomic catalogue, Ices Each Man Makes His Destiny, officially available on vinyl for the first time. After relocating from the United States to Paris, Ice began performing regularly in the citys Barbs district, a vibrant area with a large North African immigrant community. The bands heavy Afro funk sound caught the attention of producer Pierre Jaubert, leading them to become the resident session musicians