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New Big Band Music and Experimental Sounds
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- Manuel Valera New Cuban Express Big Band "El Enemigo Brutal" from Jose Marti En Nueva York (Greenleaf) 00:00
- Mike Fahie Jazz Orchestra "La fille aux cheveux de lin from Préludes, Book 1 (Claude Debussy)" from Urban(e) (Greenleaf) 11:35
- Vintage Astronaut "Living The Dream" from Now It's the Future (Mr. Haircut) 19:32
- Zing! "social democratic metal workers union" from Magnetic Flux (ears&eyes) 27:21
- Kaze & Ikue Mori "Noir Poplar" from Sand Storm (circum-disc) 33:06
- Modasaurus "Crazy Ceilidh" from 4K (Self Released) 46:24
- Zing! "Five and Six" from Magnetic Flux (ears&eyes) 57:01
- Vintage Astronaut "Liquid Crystal Cocktail" from Now It's The Future (Mr. Haircut) 1:00:53
- Cooper-Moore, Stephen Gauci "Improvisation Six" from Conversations Vol. 1 (577 Records) 1:08:50
- Lucas Goicoechea "Sale el segundo" from Ordendes (ears&eyes) 1:18:17
- Manuel Valera New Cuban Express Big Band "Es Rubia, El Cabello Suelto" from Jose Marti En Nueva York (Greenleaf) 1:24:51
- Mike Fahie Jazz Orchestra "Symphony No. 6, II. Allegro con grazia (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)" from Urban(e) (Greenleaf) 1:32:08
- Vintage Astronaut "8 evolutions of a math problem" from Now It's The Future (Mr. Haircut) 1:42:00
- Zing! "Cellular 2" from Magnetic Flux (ears&eyes) 1:51:11
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