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Sarah Davachi, Work Money Death, Aaron Parks And Others
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- Pan American "Death Cleaning" from Fly the Ocean in a Silver Plane (kranky) 00:00
- Sarah Davachi "Canto Solo" from The Will of Tongues (Late Music) 03:37
- Pierre Daven-Keller "Dakota Jim" from Kino Music (Kwaidan) 15:00
- Pritesh Walia & Henry Godfrey Jazz Orchestra "Journey To Nowhere (feat. Aaron Parks)" from Journey To Nowhere (Pritesh Walia Music & Production) 19:00
- Craig Leon "Standing Crosswise in the Square" from Anthology of Interplanetary Folk Music, Vol. 2 (The Canon) (RVNG Intl.) 30:00
- Work Money Death "The Fast Flowing River" from People of the Fast Flowing River (ATA Records) 36:10
- Arp "Future Nature (Jan Jelinek Remix)" from Echo—Variations (1) (Modern Obscure Music) 45:00
- Brigitte Fontaine "Comme à la radio (version anglaise)" from Comme à la radio (Core Port) 52:00
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