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Music from 'Cross', Muriel Grossmann, Phil Dawson 5tet, Mauricesax, And More
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- Antonio Ocasio/Tribal Winds "Afro Beat Forever" single (independent)
- Galathea "Africa Carnival" from Ancestral (Space Echo/Space Is The Place)
- Matters Unknown "Race Against the Sun" from Silhouettes: A Dream Sphere Journal (independent)
- La Chooma "Magic Plant" single (Batov Records)
- Phil Dawson 5tet "Ghanaba" from Don't Waste Your Ancestors' Time (Funkiwala)
- Bora Rokovic "J.B.W." single (MPS Records/WallenBink re. 1972)
- Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad "Trouble Man" from trailer to TV series 'Cross' (Amazon Prime)
- Organic Pulse Ensemble "Passing Phase" from Ad Hoc (Ultraaani Records)
- Shuko & Roberto Di Gioia "Jazzerfield 3" from Jazzerfield 3 (For The Love Of It/Groove Attack)
- Jackson Mathod "Mandible" single (Ameritz Music)
- Muriel Grossmann "Unison Unveiled" from The Light of the Mind (RRGEM Records)
- Mauricesax "Where To Go" from Where To Go (Urban Waves Records)
- Toshiaki Yokota & The Beat Generation "Suite "Le Soleil Était Encore Chaud" Clair Deluge" from Flute Adventure (King Records / Sound Fuji re. 1970
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