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A focus of the ears&eyes record label
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- Sebastián Greschuk "Lluvia Eterna" from Paisaje (ears&eyes records) 00:00
- Alex Filip "Maebi" from El equilibrio secreto de las cosas (ears&eyes records) 07:19
- Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos "Cuento #15" from Volume 3 (ears&eyes records) 11:38
- Charles Rumback "In the New Year" from Volume Three Sampler (ears&eyes records) 16:48
- Trapper Keaper "Trapper Keaper Meets Tim and Aurora" from Meets Tim Berne & Aurora Nealand (ears&eyes records) 19:41
- John Blevins's Matterhorn "Ember Dance" from Uzumati (ears&eyes records) 27:50
- Juan Manuel Bayón "La Vida Simple" from Vidas Simples (ears&eyes records) 36:58
- Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos "Cuento #1 : West Coast" from Volumes 1 & 2 (ears&eyes records) 44:46
- Tomorrow Music Orchestra "Pangu" from Live at Ice Factory (ears&eyes records) 51:29
- Phil Shurger "Yoruba" from The Waters Above (ears&eyes records) 1:00:00
- Whirlpool featuring Ron Miles "Deciduous" from Volume Three Sampler (ears&eyes records) 1:13:55
- Wing Walker Orchestra "We've Seen These Walls Crumble..." from Hazel (ears&eyes records) 1:21:07
- Caroline Davis "Lincoln Land" from Volume Three Sampler (ears&eyes records) 1:28:12
- Juan Pastor Chinchano "Fina Estampa" from Volume Two Sampler (ears&eyes records) 1:36:07
- Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos "Cuento #11 : Third Coast" from Volumes 1 & 2 (ears&eyes records) 1:41:10
- Sebastián Greschuk "Boomerang" from Paisaje (ears&eyes records) 1:48:00
- Tomorrow Music Orchestra "A440ish" from Neon Jesus Garage (ears&eyes records) 1:54:41
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