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2020's Travel Songs - Part 1
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In this year of painful confinement music has been a much needed source of solace, with its capacity to take us beyond our times and across space. Here some of the best "travel songs" that we've been digging this year, while planning on taking them on a real road-trip as soon as possible.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Alicia Waller & The Excursion "Soul" Some Hidden Treasure -EP (Innova) 00:00
- Michael Leonhart Orchestra with Elvis Costello & JSwiss "Shut Him Down" Shut Him Down -Single (Sunnyside) 4:54
- Yilian Canizares "Libertad" Erzulie (Planeta Y) 8:55
- Gregory Porter "Merchants of Paradise" All Rise (Blue Note) 13:24
- Camille Bertault "There Is a Bird" Le Tigre (OKeh) 19:24
- Becca Stevens, Elan Mehler "Deep Purple" Pallet on Your Floor (Newvelle) 23:30
- Jyoti "Ra's Noise (Thukumbado)" Mama, You Can Bet! (SomeOthaShip Connect) 27:32
- Jesse Harris "Without You" Songs Never Sung (Secret Sun) 30:46
- KerenDun "Afternoon" Afternoon -Single (Raw Tapes) 33:44
- Luciana Souza "Se acontecer" Storytellers (Sunnyside) 37:05
- John Zorn, Jesse Harris, Petra Haden "Wind in the Clouds" Songs for Petra (Tzadik) 42:13
- Various Artists [Todd Rundgren] "Planet Queen" AngelHeaded Hipster: The Songs Of Marc Bolan & T. Rex (BMG) 45:02
- Maria Pia De Vito "Be Cool" Dreamers (Jando / Via Veneto Jazz) 49:38
- Sarah Murcia "Volonté avec un nuage de lait" Eyeballing (DStream) 53:44
- Majel Connery "Pretend to Cry" Pretend to Cry -Single (Self-released) 55:54
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Luciana Souza
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Petra Haden
Todd Rundgren
Maria Pia de Vito
Sarah Murcia
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