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New Music from Hernandez, Yeager, Granite, López, And, More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Pia Hernandez "El Enemigo" from La Emperatriz (ears&eyes) 00:47
- Jason Yeager "Bokonon" from Unstuck In Time (Sunnyside Records) 05:02
- Avi Granite "Like A Magazine" from In Good Hands (Pet Mantis Records) 11:56
- So Song Seven "Only Elephants Know Her Name" from Only Elephants Know Her Name (So Long Seven Records) 15:49
- Dave Graney & Clare Moore "You Are The World" from In A MistLY (Cockaigne) 19:23
- Rocío Giménez López Trío "Butcherbird-Volátil" from Un caos lúcido (Blue Art) 24:38
- Pia Hernandez "Artilugios" from La Emperatriz (ears&eyes) 30:01
- Jason Yeager "Blues for Billy Pilgrim" from Unstuck In Time (Sunnyside Records) 35:25
- Avi Granite "Rigar Breaks The Cage" from In Good Hands (Pet Mantis Records) 42:46
- So Song Seven "Frolic of the Monsoon Frogs" from Only Elephants Know Her Name (So Long Seven Records) 46:35
- Dave Graney & Clare Moore "Velvets MC" from In A MistLY (Cockaigne) 53:10
- Pia Hernandez "Trés" from La Emperatriz (ears&eyes) 1:00:41
- Jason Yeager "Tralfamadorian Rhapsody" from Unstuck In Time (Sunnyside Records) 1:07:40
- Avi Granite "Like John" from In Good Hands (Pet Mantis Records) 1:11:54
- Band of Pulses "Prevailing Winds" from Cycles of Formation (ears&eyes) 1:16:29
- Rocío Giménez López Trío "Un caos lúcido" from Un caos lúcido (Blue Art) 1:40:12
- Elsa Nillson "Old Growth" from Atlas Of Sound—Coast Redwoods—41°32'09.8"N 124°04'35.5"(ears&eyes) 1:46:52
- So Song Seven "Ghost Ocean" from Only Elephants Know Her Name (So Long Seven Records) 1:55:05
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