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A Selection Of New Releases
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- Sons of Kemet "Think of Hope" from Black to the Future (Impulse!) 00:00
- Andrés Elstein "Busca Misterio" from Familia (ears&eyes) 04:40
- Slowly Rolling Camera "You Are The Truth" from Where The Streets Lead (Edition Records) 15:07
- William Parker "Happiness" from Painters Winter (AUM Fidelity) 20:20
- Matias Riquelme "A Cello Cog" from 7 (577 Records) 33:16
- Sons of Kemet "Throughout The Madness, Stay Strong" from Black to the Future (Impulse!) 39:07
- Andrés Elstein "Celebracion" from Familia (ears&eyes) 44:53
- Slowly Rolling Camera "The Afternoon of Human Life" from Where The Streets Lead (Edition Records) 51:50
- William Parker "Tabasco" from Mayan Space Station (AUM Fidelity) 1:00:00
- Tony Malaby "Scratch The Horse (Edit)" from Turnpike Diaries Volume 4 (Bandcamp) 1:05:31
- Sons of Kemet "Let The Circle Be Unbroken" from Black to the Future (Impulse!) 1:24:50
- Andrés Elstein "Nomade" from Familia (ears&eyes) 1:31:19
- Joe O'Connor, Theo Carbo & Tim Green "I" from Ecologue (577 Records) 1:40:28
- Slowly Rolling Camera "Feels Like Fiction" from Where The Streets Lead (Edition Records 1:54:55
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