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A Selection Of New Releases
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- Benjamin Deschamps "Unfinished Business" from Augmented Reality (Self Released) 00:00
- Ed Neumeister Quartet "Riverwalk" from What Have I Done? (MeisteroMusic Records) 06:40
- Paulo Santo "As she swings, as a po(o)p song" from Agueda (Robalo) 13:21
- Takatsuki Trio Quartett with Tobias Delius and Axel Dorner "With Axel Dörner (Edit)" from Berliner Quartette (577 Records) 18:59
- Brandee Younger "Spirit U Will" from Somewhere Different (Impulse!) 28:07
- De Beren Gieren "A Funny Discovery" from Less is Endless (Sdban Records) 35:50
- Esinam "Morning Memories" from Shapes In The Twilight of Infinity (W.E.R.F Records) 43:52
- Benjamin Deschamps "Healing Chant : The Resurrection" from Augmented Reality (Self Released) 47:19
- Ed Neumeister Quartet "Ridgewood" from What Have I Done? (MeisteroMusic Records) 53:16
- Paulo Santo "Tomate com óculos" from Agueda (Robalo) 1:00:50
- Takatsuki Trio Quartett feat. Silke Eberhard"Hotspot Kühlspot (Edit)" from At Kühlspot (577 Records) 1:06:42
- Brandee Younger "Somewhere Different" from Somewhere Different (Impulse!) 1:16:14
- De Beren Gieren "Less is Endless" from Less is Endless (Sdban Records) 1:21:28
- Esinam "New Dawn feat. Nadeem Din-Gabisi" from Shapes In The Twilight of Infinity (W.E.R.F Records) 1:24:49
- Benjamin Deschamps "Healing Chant : The Incantation" from Augmented Reality (Self Released) 1:30:25
- Ed Neumeister Quartet "What Have I Done?" from What Have I Done? (MeisteroMusic Records) 1:33:32
- Mareike Wiening "Northern Sail" from Future Memories (Greenleaf) 1:36:42
- Paulo Santo "Freefall" from Agueda (Robalo) 1:42:11
- Takatsuki Trio Quartett with Tobias Delius and Axel Dörner "With Tobias Delius (Edit)" from Berliner Quartette (577 Records) 1:49:51
- De Beren Gieren "Animalcules" from Less is Endless (Sdban Records) 1:53:53
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