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New music from John McLaughlin, Peter Fernandes,The Rewind Collective and Stephan Thelen,
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- John McLaughlin "DC Basketball" from Music From Abandoned Heights (Impex) 00:00
- Peter Fernandes "Taming The Hurricane" from Taming The Hurricane (Self Produced) 07:04
- The Rewind Collective "Ever Changing Times" from Hurricane Coming (Self Porduced) 14:08
- Quube "I Like Your Old Stuff" from Quube (Self Produced) 21:12
- Stephan Thelen "Eclipse Phase" from Fractal Guitar 4 (Moonjune) 28:16
- Xavi Reija Electric Quintet "Are You Religious ?" from Nu Breed (Moonjune) 35:20
- Mateo Mancusco "Black Centurian" from Route 96 (Music Theories) 42:24
- Simon Phillips "Unstable Grounds" from Protocol 6 (Phantom) 49:28
- Spirit Fingers "Find" from Find (Self Produced)56:32
- Felix Martin "Qurencia" from Caracas (Self Produced) 1:03:36
- Commodore "First Commodore" from Commodore (Brabcam) 1:10:40
- Fernando Molinari "Tropical Rain" from Built By Elements (Self Produced) 1:17:44
- Thierry Mineau "L.A.X" from Paris (Melodie) 1:7:44
- Nili Brosh "The Chase" from A Matter Of Perception (Self Produced) 1:24:48
- Steve Hunt "Half Life" from Beyond Turbines (Spice Rack) 1:31:52<
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