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Popular Tracks: 2018
Sway Sara LaCombe
Sophisticated Lady
Saraphim Records
Featured: August 26, 2018
Ascension Roman Miroshnichenko
Ascension
Self Produced
Featured: July 21, 2018
Shatter Lawful Citizen
Internal Combustion
Self Produced
Featured: November 15, 2018
Afa Vittorio Mezza & Mark Ginsburg
Convergence
Ozella Music
Featured: October 22, 2018
Modal Age Claudio Quartarone
Changes
Workin' Label
Featured: June 2, 2018
Love Is Just That Way Accent
In This Together
Self-Produced
Featured: February 24, 2018
Jazzical Jim Hagen
From: Jazzical
Self Produced
Featured: June 6, 2018
Two Sides Vittorio Mezza
Bringing It Back
Unit Records
Featured: June 9, 2018
My Funny Valentine Kate McGarry
The Subject Tonight Is Love
Binxtown Records
Featured: May 30, 2018
The Greatest Invention Harley Card
The Greatest Invention
Self Produced
Featured: January 12, 2018
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy feat. Jeremy Pelt WM Project
From a Familiar Place
WM Records
Featured: January 23, 2018
The Doodle Acid Bunny
High School Fantasy
Bent River Records
Featured: January 5, 2018
You Go To My Head Kristina Koller
Perception
Self Produced
Featured: February 10, 2018
Lost Jeff Baker
From: Phrases
On: OA2 Records
Featured: January 19, 2018
Trapeze Tea
Grand Cru
Teajuana Music
Featured: August 9, 2018
Disquisition John Serry
Disquisition
SPCo Records
Featured: February 6, 2018
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Year in Review
Michael Ricci
Sara LaCombe
Roman Miroshnichenko
Lawful Citizen
Vittorio Mezza
Mark Ginsburg
Claudio Quartarone
Accent
Tea
Jeff Baker
Kristina Koller
Acid Bunny
WM Project
Harley Card
Kate McGarry
John Serry
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