Mixmaster Morris - Rob Da Bank Mix 2008

Digitonal - Purple Radio 080316

DJ Kira - Chillout Compendium

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 09

The Only Michael - Sound of Lounge

Grid System - Systematic 07

The Black Dog - Sub Club 07

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 08

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 080328

Digitonal - Soundtrack of Space

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 07

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 080321

Fred Quimby - Dreaming the Dreamers Dream

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 080311

http://www.archive.org/download/BenMynottBenMynott-Fluidnation080311/Fluidnation080311.mp3

0138

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 06

http://www.archive.org/download/AlucidnationAlucidnation-Eclectronica06/Eclectronica0627.04.08.mp3

0137

Taz - Electronic.Modern.Classical

http://soundlabcrew.free.fr/music/tazmix/Taz-Electronic.Modern.Classical.Session.mp3

0136

Nick Luscombe - Flomotion 080419

http://www.archive.org/download/NickLuscombeNickLuscombe-Flomotion080419/Flomotion080419.mp3

0135

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 05

http://www.archive.org/download/AlucidnationAlucidnation-Eclectronica05/Eclectronica0520.04.08.mp3

0134

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 080307

http://www.archive.org/download/BenMynottBenMynott-Fluidnation080307/Fluidnation080307.mp3

0133

The Black Dog - My Bass is Bigger Than Yours

http://www.archive.org/download/TheBlackDogTheBlackDog-MyBassisBiggerThanYours_0/MyBassIsBiggerThanYoursLive.mp3

0132

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 04

http://www.archive.org/download/AlucidnationAlucidnation-Eclectronica04/Eclectronica0413.04.08.mp3

0131

Mixmaster Morris - Mystery Mix

http://ia341039.us.archive.org/2/items/MixmasterMorrisMixmasterMorris-MysteryMix/MysteryMix.mp3

0130

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 03

http://ia360907.us.archive.org/3/items/AlucidnationAlucidnation-Eclectronica03/Eclectronica0306.04.08.mp3

0129

Barry Dark - Nazca Lines

http://www.digitalcity.org.uk/mp3s/nazca_lines.mp3

0128

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation Mix 19

http://ia341018.us.archive.org/3/items/BenMynottBenMynott-FluidnationMix19_0/FluidnationMix19.mp3

0127

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 02

http://ia360941.us.archive.org/1/items/AlucidnationAlucidnation-Eclectronica02/Eclectronica0230.03.08.mp3

0126

Laura B - Upstairs Mix June 07

http://www.upstairsrecordings.com/podcasts/Laura_B_Upstairs_Mix_June_07.mp3

0125

Digitonal - Purple Radio 080106

http://ia341026.us.archive.org/3/items/DigitonalDigitonal-PurpleRadio080106/PurpleRadio080106.mp3

0124

Alucidnation - Eclectronica 01

http://ia360927.us.archive.org/0/items/AlucidnationAlucidnation-Eclectronica01/Eclectronica01.mp3

0123

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 080215

http://ia341010.us.archive.org/2/items/BenMynottBenMynott-Fluidnation080215/Fluidnation080215.mp3

0122

Nick Luscombe - Flomotion 080216

http://ia341004.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeNickLuscombe-Flomotion080216/Flomotion080216.mp3

0121

Digitonal - Purple Radio 071223

http://ia341009.us.archive.org/1/items/DigitonalDigitonal-PurpleRadio071223/PurpleRadio071223.mp3

0120

Mixmaster Morris - Inspiral Lounge

http://ia341021.us.archive.org/0/items/MixmasterMorrisMixmasterMorris-InspiralLounge/InspiralLounge16.02.2008.mp3

0119

Nick Luscombe - Flomotion 080209

http://ia341012.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeNickLuscombe-Flomotion080209/FloMotion080209.mp3

0118

Digitonal - Purple Radio 071124

http://ia341009.us.archive.org/1/items/DigitonalDigitonal-PurpleRadio071124/PurpleRadio071124.mp3

0117

Verbrilli Sound - Sounds from Upstairs May 07

http://www.upstairsrecordings.com/podcasts/The_Verbrilli_Sound_Sounds-From-Upstairs_Mix_May19-2007.mp3

0116

Nick Luscombe - Flomotion 080112

http://ia341010.us.archive.org/2/items/NickLuscombeNickLuscombe-Flomotion080112/FloMotion080112.mp3

0115

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 080111

http://ia341010.us.archive.org/3/items/BenMynottBenMynott-Fluidnation080111/Fluidnation080111.mp3

0114

Nick Luscombe - Flomotion 080102

http://ia341038.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeNickLuscombe-Flomotion080102/FloMotion080102.mp3

0113

Digitonal - Purple Radio 071028

http://ia341019.us.archive.org/2/items/DigitonalDigitonal-PurpleRadio071028_0/PurpleRadio071028.mp3

0112

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 080104

http://ia341034.us.archive.org/1/items/BenMynottBenMynott-Fluidnation080104/Fluidnation080104.mp3

0111

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 071215

http://ia360617.us.archive.org/3/items/NIckLuscombeFlomotion071215/FloMotion071215.mp3

0110

Alucidnation - Walk 105

http://ia341039.us.archive.org/1/items/AlucidnationAlucidnation-Walk105/AlucidnationWalk105.mp3

0109

Taz - A Chillout Session

http://soundlabcrew.free.fr/music/tazmix/T%E4z-a_chill_out_session-idm&ambientmix-2002-Ulrich_Schnauss,Apparat,The_Orb,Gimmik,Kettel....mp3

0108

Lost Idol - Dough Beats

http://www.cookshopmusic.co.uk/doughbeats.mp3

0107

Digitonal - Purple Radio 070930

http://ia341029.us.archive.org/1/items/DigitonalDigitonal-PurpleRadio070930_1/PurpleRadio070930.mp3

0106

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 071214 

http://ia360632.us.archive.org/1/items/BenMynottFluidnation071214/Fluidnation071214.mp3

0105

Grid System - Downtime Guest Mix 

http://www.grid-system.com/dj_mixes/Grid_System_-_Downtime_Guest_Mix_-_January_2008.mp3

0104

m:cast - AOB mix

http://ia351441.us.archive.org/3/items/mcastmcastAOBMix128/AOB_Mix.mp3

0103

Rob da Bank - The Sound of Silence

http://ia360632.us.archive.org/2/items/RobdaBankRobdaBank-TheSoundofSilence/TheSoundofSilence.mp3

0102

DJ Kira - Downtime 001

http://www.virtualcontactmusic.com/djmixes/downtime001.mp3

0101

m:cast - Purple Radio show 001

http://ia360606.us.archive.org/1/items/m_castm_castPRshow001_0/PRshow001.mp3

0100

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 071203

http://ia360609.us.archive.org/0/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights071203_0/GardenofDelights071203.mp3

0099

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 071207

http://ia360640.us.archive.org/1/items/BenMynottBenMynott-Fluidnation071207/Fluidnation071207.mp3

0098

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 071208

http://ia360605.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeFlomotion071208/FloMotion071208.mp3

0097

Gas - Microscopic

http://www.microscopics.co.uk/music/gas-microscopic.mp3

0096

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 071130

http://ia360612.us.archive.org/2/items/BenMynottBenMynott-Fluidnation071130/Fluidnation071130.mp3

0095

Jacen Solo - Headspace Live Set

http://ia341213.us.archive.org/2/items/JacenSoloHeadspaceLiveattheICA/Headspace_Live_Set_ICA.mp3

0094

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 071123

http://ia360609.us.archive.org/3/items/BenMynottBenMynottFluidnation071123_0/Fluidnation_071123.mp3

0093

Getafixx - Hypnopompic State

http://ia351421.us.archive.org/3/items/GetafixxGetafixxHypnopompicState/Hypnopompic_State.mp3

0092

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation 071116

http://ia351429.us.archive.org/3/items/BenMynottBenMynottFluidnation071116/Fluidnation_071116.mp3

0091

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 071117

http://ia360615.us.archive.org/2/items/NickLuscombeNickLuscombeFloMotion071117/Flo_Motion_071117.mp3

0090

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070730

http://ia341213.us.archive.org/2/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights070730/Garden_of_Delights_070730.mp3

0089

Ame - Roots Mix

http://ia351443.us.archive.org/0/items/AmeAmeInnervisionsRadioRootsmix/Innervisions_Radio_Rootsmix.mp3

0088

Ben Mynott - Big Chill 2007

http://ia350614.us.archive.org/1/items/BenMynottBigChill2007/Big_Chill_2007.mp3

0087

Digitonal - Purple Radio 070916

http://ia341207.us.archive.org/3/items/DigitonalDigitonalPurpleRadio070916/Purple_Radio_070916.mp3< FONT>

0086

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 071103

http://ia351407.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeNickLuscombeFloMotion071103/Flo_Motion_071103.mp3

0085

Fuzzy Cogitator - Ambient SuperChill pt1

http://www.junglecats.org/music/fuzzycogitator/FuzzyCogitator_ambient73003.mp3

0084

Pathic - Flo Motion Takeover Oct 07

http://www.pyramidtransmissions.com/sets/Pathic_Resonance_FM_Takeover.mp3

0083

Digitonal - Purple Radio 070902

http://ia341221.us.archive.org/2/items/DigitonalDigitonalPurpleRadio070902/Purple_Radio_070902.mp3

0082

Cinematic Orchestra - Chiller Cabinet

http://ia350612.us.archive.org/1/items/ChillerCabinetChillerCabinetCinematicOrchestra/Chiller_Cabinet_Cinematic_Orchestra.mp3

0081

The Black Dog - Lazy Afternoon Waiting Around

http://ia341235.us.archive.org/1/items/TheBlackDogLazyAfternoonWaitingAround/Lazy_Afternoon_Waiting_Around.mp3

0080

ThinkToy - Slow Spin 31

http://www.thinknologyradio.com/audio/ThinkToy_SlowSpinMix_031_160k.mp3

0079

Mixmaster Morris - Blue Room 2006

http://ia341212.us.archive.org/1/items/MixmasterMorrisMixmasterMorrisBlueRoom2006/Blue_Room_2006.mp3

0078

Underworld - 6 mix

http://ia341210.us.archive.org/3/items/Underworld6mixUnderworld6mixmp3/Underworld_6mix.mp3

0077

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation Summer 07

http://ia350621.us.archive.org/3/items/BenMynottFluidnationSummer07_0/Fluidnation_Summer_07.mp3

0076

Eve & Kuma - AOB Evilbear

http://ia341228.us.archive.org/0/items/aob_evilbear_072607/aob_evilbear_072607.mp3

0075

Border Community - Encompass Mix

http://ia341211.us.archive.org/0/items/BorderCommunityEncompassDJMix/Border_Community_Encompass_DJ_Mix.mp3

0074

Digitonal - Purple Radio 070819

http://ia341221.us.archive.org/1/items/DigitonalDigitonalPurpleRadio070819Toytronic/Purple_Radio_070819_Toytronic.mp3

0073

Ben Mynott - Fluidnation Red Bull Mix

http://ia341243.us.archive.org/2/items/BenMynottFluidnationRedBullMix/fluidnation_red_bull_mix.mp3

0072

Xerxes - Live on DI FM

ftp://ftp.scene.org/pub/music/artists/xerxes/xerxes-live_on_di_fm_%2807_06_2004%29.mp3

0071

Nightmares on Wax - 6mix

http://ia350627.us.archive.org/1/items/NightmaresonWax6mix/Nightmares_on_Wax_6mix.mp3

0070

The Black Dog - Chill Mix

http://ia350638.us.archive.org/3/items/TheBlackDogTheBlackDogChillMix/The_Black_Dog_Chill_Mix.mp3

0069

ThinkToy - Slow Spin 30

http://www.thinknologyradio.com/audio/ThinkToy_SlowSpinMix_030_160k.mp3

0068

Buzz Rozwell - Winter Deep Mix

http://ia341237.us.archive.org/2/items/BuzzRozwellRozwellWinterDeepMix/Rozwell_Winter_Deep_Mix.mp3

0067

Alucidnation - Big Chill FM 2007

http://ia350607.us.archive.org/3/items/AlucidnationAlucidnationonBigChillFM2007/Alucidnation_on_Big_Chill_FM_2007.mp3

0066

Mixmaster Morris - Big Chill FM 2007 pt2

http://ia350639.us.archive.org/3/items/MixmasterMorrismmmonBigChilFM2007pt2/Big_Chill_FM_2007_pt2.mp3

0065

Mixmaster Morris - Big Chill FM 2007 pt1

http://ia341228.us.archive.org/3/items/MixmasterMorrisBigChillFM2007pt1/Big_Chill_FM_2007_pt1.mp3

0064

Nitin Sawhney - Proms 2007

http://ia341235.us.archive.org/0/items/NitinSawhneyProms2007_1/Proms_2007_music_only.mp3

0063

Anders Trentem¯ller - Essential Mix 2006

http://ia300215.us.archive.org/3/items/TrentemollerEssentialMix2006/Trentemoller_Essential_Mix_2006.mp3

0062

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070716

http://ia341229.us.archive.org/2/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights070716/Garden_of_Delights_070716.mp3

0061

Prospector - Dotca 7

http://www.dotca.co.uk/mp3/7.0.mp3

0060

Lenodd - Two for the Road

http://ia350628.us.archive.org/1/items/Lenodd2fortheroad/2_for_the_road.mp3

0059

Gilles Peterson - Big Chill 2006

http://ia350643.us.archive.org/3/items/GillesPetersonBigChill2006/Gilles_Big_Chill_2006.mp3

0058

Mixmaster Morris - Connected Tokyo 2000

http://www.junglecats.org/music/mmm/MMM_Connected_Tokyo_2000.mp3

0057

Marconi Union - Radio Six Dubs

http://www.dotca.co.uk/mp3/3.mp3

0056

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070709

http://ia300205.us.archive.org/2/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights070709/Garden_of_Delights_070709.mp3

0055

ThinkToy - Slow Spin 29

http://www.thinknologyradio.com/audio/ThinkToy_SlowSpinMix_029_160k.mp3

0054

Xerxes - The Mirror Formula

ftp://ftp.scene.org/pub/music/artists/xerxes/xerxes-the_mirror_formula.mp3

0053

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070707

http://ia300135.us.archive.org/3/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070707/Flo_Motion_070707.mp3< FONT>

0052

Kone-Rcast - 060607

http://www.unchartedaudio.com/audio/podcast/kone_rcast05062007.mp3

0051

Ben Mynott - An Exceptional Blend

http://ia340905.us.archive.org/2/items/BenMynottAnExceptionalBlend/An_Exceptional_Blend.mp3

0050

Hybrid - 6mix

http://ia331306.us.archive.org/1/items/mcastwwwmyspacecommcastmusic_12/Hybrid_6mix.mp3

0049

Sonic Sunset - B12 special

http://sonicsunset.org/ci_20060901_b12.mp3

0048

Ben Mynott - Just Music sampler

http://www.justmusic.co.uk/podcast_mp3s/justmusic_podcast001.mp3

0047

Lenny Ibizarre - Blissed Out

http://ia340916.us.archive.org/1/items/LennyIbizarreBlissedOut/Blissed_Out.mp3

0046

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070609

http://ia350611.us.archive.org/3/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070609/Flo_Motion_070609.mp3

0045

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070602

http://ia350615.us.archive.org/0/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070602/Flo_Motion_070602.mp3

0044

ThinkToy - Slow Spin 28

http://www.thinknologyradio.com/audio/ThinkToy_SlowSpinMix_028_160k.mp3

0043

Ben Mynott - Big Chill Radio

http://ia350643.us.archive.org/1/items/BenMynottBigChillRadio2007/Big_Chill_Radio_2007.mp3

0042

Fuzzy Cogitator - Ambient mix 2001

http://www.junglecats.org/music/fuzzycogitator/FuzzyCogitator_ambient.mp3

0041

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070526

http://ia350624.us.archive.org/2/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070526/Flo_Motion_070526.mp3

0040

Lenodd - One for the Road

http://ia340911.us.archive.org/0/items/LenoddOnefortheRoad/One_For_The_Road.mp3

0039

Gel Sol - Heaven & Hell

http://www.gel-sol.com/mp3s/gelsol_heavenhellmix.mp3

0038

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070519

http://ia340921.us.archive.org/0/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070519/Flo_Motion_070519.mp3

0037

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070514

http://ia350619.us.archive.org/3/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights070514/Garden_of_Delights_070514.mp3

0036

Chiller Cabinet - April 07 Retrospect

http://ia340909.us.archive.org/1/items/ChillerCabinetChillerCabinetRetrospectApril07/Chiller_Cabinet_Retrospect_April_07.mp3

0035

Nick Woolfson (SFTG) - Exclusive m:cast radio mix

http://ia350619.us.archive.org/0/items/NickWoolfsonmcastradiomix_1/m_cast_radio_mix_10.2006.mp3

0034

ThinkToy - Slow Spin 27

http://www.thinknologyradio.com/audio/ThinkToy_SlowSpinMix_027_160k.mp3

0033

m:cast - Art of Beatz Radio

http://ia350624.us.archive.org/3/items/AoB_011807_MCast/aob_011807_mcast.mp3

0032

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070505

http://ia340938.us.archive.org/0/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070505/Flo_Motion_070505.mp3

0031

Kuma & Eve - Stanford is Burning

http://ia311503.us.archive.org/3/items/Kuma_and_Eve_Stanford_is_Burning_liveonKZSUStanford/Kuma_and_Eve_Stanford_Is_Burning_pt1.mp3

0030

Mixmaster Morris - Mixmag Mix

http://www.junglecats.org/music/mmm/MMM_MixmagCD.mp3

0029

Chiller Cabinet - Pioneering 070428

http://ia350643.us.archive.org/2/items/ChillerCabinetChillerCabinet070428Pioneering_0/Chiller_Cabinet_070428_Pioneering.mp3

0028

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 060814

http://ia340926.us.archive.org/2/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights060814/Garden_of_Delights_060814.mp3

0027

Mixmaster Morris - God Bless The Chilled

http://www.junglecats.org/music/mmm/god_bless_the_chilled-mixmaster_morris.mp3

0026

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070428

http://ia350631.us.archive.org/3/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070428/Flo_Motion_070428.mp3

0025

m:cast - Ambiance mix

http://ia310142.us.archive.org/3/items/mcastwwwmyspacecommcastmusic_2/Ambiance.mp3

0024

ThinkToy - Slow Spin 26

http://www.thinknologyradio.com/audio/ThinkToy_SlowSpinMix_026_160k.mp3

0023

Chiller Cabinet - March 07 Retrospect

http://ia340917.us.archive.org/0/items/ChillerCabinetChillerCabinetRetrospectMar07/Chiller_Cabinet_Retrospect_Mar_07.mp3

0022

Josephin - Wishful Thinking

http://ia351410.us.archive.org/3/items/JosephinWishfulThinking/Wishful_Thinking.mp3

0021

Rubens - Mixed Herbs

http://kaen.org/download/Rubens(Gump)+-+Mixed+Herbs.mp3

0020

Mixmaster Morris - Kiss 100fm 23.04.93 pt2

http://ia301141.us.archive.org/2/items/mcastMixmasterMorris_0/Kiss_100fm_23.04.93_pt2.mp3

0019

Ben Mynott - Fire Bounce

http://www.munkneemusic.net/mixes/fire/Fire%20Bounce.mp3

0018

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070409

http://ia340921.us.archive.org/3/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights070409_0/Garden_of_Delights_070409.mp3

0017

ThinkToy - Slow Spin 25

http://www.thinknologyradio.com/audio/ThinkToy_SlowSpinMix_025_160k.mp3

0016

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070407

http://ia340931.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070407/Flo_Motion_070407.mp3

0015

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070331

http://ia340903.us.archive.org/0/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070331/Flo_Motion_070331.mp3

0014

Mixmaster Morris - Kiss 100fm 23.04.93 pt1

http://ia300235.us.archive.org/1/items/mcastMixmasterMorris/Kiss_100fm_23.04.93_pt1.mp3

0013

m:cast - Orbit 2628 mix

http://ia301228.us.archive.org/3/items/mcastwwwmyspacecommcastmusic/Orbit_2628.mp3

0012

Digitonal - Big Chill Summer Mix

http://www.digitonal.com/mpfree/big_chill_summermix_by_digitonal.mp3

0011

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070317

http://ia340929.us.archive.org/0/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070317/Flo_Motion_070317.mp3

0010

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070303

http://ia340906.us.archive.org/3/items/mcastFloMotion070303/Flo_Motion_070303.mp3

0009

Chiller Cabinet - Retrospect Feb 07

http://ia340919.us.archive.org/0/items/ChillerCabinetRetrospectFeb07/Chiller_Cabinet_Retrospect_Feb_07.mp3

0008

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070226

http://ia340903.us.archive.org/1/items/GardenofDelightsGardenofDelights070226/Garden_of_Delights_070226.mp3

0007

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070224

http://ia340915.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070224/Flo_Motion_070224.mp3

0006

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070219

http://ia340943.us.archive.org/1/items/GardenofDelightsGardenofDelights070219/Garden_of_Delights_070219.mp3

0005

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070217

http://ia340913.us.archive.org/1/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070217/Flo_Motion_070217.mp3

0004

Pete Lawrence - Garden of Delights 070212

http://ia340915.us.archive.org/1/items/PeteLawrenceGardenofDelights070212/Garden_of_Delights_070212.mp3

0003

m:cast - AOB mix

http://ia310910.us.archive.org/2/items/mcastwwwmyspacecommcastmusic_16/AOB_Mix.mp3

0002

Josephin - Maps of Impossible Worlds

http://ia351429.us.archive.org/0/items/JosephinMapsofImpossibleWorlds/Maps_of_Impossible_Worlds.mp3

0001

Nick Luscombe - Flo Motion 070210

http://ia340903.us.archive.org/3/items/NickLuscombeFloMotion070210/Flo_Motion_070210.mp3

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1-02. SENZAR - The Red Water
1-03. ELECTRYPNOSE - Eternal Sunset
1-04. OVNIMOON - Magical Visions
1-05. A-KARA - Evil Shamans
1-06. KHOOMAN - Dakhara
1-07. XERXES - One-Oh-Three
1-08. A.I.A - Signals and Systems
1-09. GRAINS OF SOUND - Meridian
1-10. CHRONOS - Spiral Clouds
2-01. UNSTABLE ELEMENTS - Escape (intro)
2-02. CAPSULA - Salviation
2-03. CHRONOS - Solar Movement (Paleolithic Edit)
2-04. KANE AND ECHOSIDE - Thoughtless
2-05. KICK BONG - Vague à L'me
2-06. DAGAS - Green Moss
2-07. ZOE WHEELINGZ - Synthetic River
2-08. OVNIMOON VS. DAGAS - Southern Wind
2-09. YESTEGAN CHAY - Unleaded
2-10. ZONEOTURA - Unreal
2-11. UNSTABLE ELEMENTS - Seasons

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The other day my sister gave me a Sirius Satellite radio.

She got it for my brother in-law, but he already had it in his car, and as the technology clearing house for my family, I stepped in and took it over.  I haven't gotten around to setting it up yet, but it got me thinking about other radio options.

See, I've been thinking a lot lately about HD Radio and wondering if it really is better than Satellite radio...or even regular radio.  The big pro over Satellite is that you have no monthly fees.  The con is you have to buy a whole new radio to hear it...although it's not really a con, but more of a tie because Satellite has that issue too.

So what it really come down to is content. Satellite obviously rules here because they have better content and no commercials, whereas regular radio just sucks.  And being that HD radio is run by regular radio, I have to figure it's gonna suck too. 

Suck whale balls, that is.

I have no idea when radio decided to suck. Obviously it was before my time, or during a portion of my time when I was busy with other things, but I wish I was at the meeting where all the radio bosses sat down and decided:

"What everyone wants is to hear the same 50-100 songs on loop all day!"  They would all loudly agree..or make agreeable grunting noises at least.  Then the discussion would turn to the DJs, and the bosses would all agree that they didn't really need to be a part of the equation anymore.

"Why bother having a passionate and educated person choosing what songs poeple should hear?  We'll choose the music, or at least let the recdord companies pay us to choose what they want, and all our DJs have to do it be mildly entertaining!" they'd say, clapping each other on the back and lighting cigars.  Congratulating themselves for inventing 'crap radio.'

I think we've only tolerated it for so long because it's free.  But, free or not, regular radio will most likely never return to the old format of making hits or breaking new talent. 
That task is now left to the people...and the internet. 

One such discovery was DJ Frane and his fantastic 2003 sophmore effort "Electric Garden of Delights: Beats to Blaze To Volume 2." I have to give credit where credit is due here and bow to whomever used to do the Vice Magazine music page.  A few years back, they were doing their year-end music round up and all the dude could talk about was how awesome this album was.  I decided to take him at his word, and was glad I did.

If you like DJ Shadow or DJ Krush...or any kind of downtempo beatmaking (Blockhead, old Nightmares on Wax, Jon Kennedy) then this is for you.  See, for the genre, one has to wade through a lot of poseurs and fuck sticks before you come across anything of worth.

And DJ Frane is worth it.  The best part of writing this blog and researching the artists is that you learn new things. I learned that DJ Frane lives here in jolly old Los Angeles and sometime plays at Carbon in Culver City.  Good to know since it's near my house.  He started mixing and DJing in his teens and dropped his first album "Frane's Fantastic Boat Ride: Beats to Blaze To Volume 1" in 1999.  Apparently someone at Good Vibe records heard his work and suggested me make a whole album of it.

In a world where sample based music has mostly drifted away on currents of legal woes, Frane keeps it going with real artistry and a lot of live intrumentalization (He plays guitar and keys as well.)  He likes his stuff to be less samples and more sound collage and there fore gives your ears a nice workout.  It's really good chill out and smoking music as the title implies...with lots of jazzy, psychedelic touches.  Try out my favorite 'Synethisia' to see what I mean.

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After that, try the Black Sabbath sampling opening track...if you're not hooked by then, then I can't help you in this post.  But be on the lookout for his newest album "Journey to the Planet of the Birds."

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Por Miriam Licon Luna

En los años 60, Ray Martin, un desconocido músico alemán, decía ser un apasionado de todos los ritmos "exóticos", desde el mambo al cha-cha–cha pasando por la samba y el tango. Su fascinación se podría sintetizar en una de las frases que aparecen en los comentarios de su disco Martín Goes Latin: “Llámenme Raymundo Rodríguez Álvarez Pancho Martín. He sido mordido por el bicho latino”.

Como Ray Martín, ha habido desde finales de los años 50 una gran cantidad de músicos inclinados hacia cierto exotismo, rasgo que nos permitiría definirlos como una especie de turistas; en un disco nos presentan su recorrido por América Latina, en el siguiente tal vez irán a África o a las Islas del Pacifico.

Durante las últimas décadas hemos visto una enorme producción de discos en los cuales se podía escuchar lo mismo una samba que un cha-cha-cha o algún sonido del Pacifico, que bien podría ser Hawai, Birmania o las Polinesias, ¿y por qué no? siempre queda la posibilidad de incluir algún track con un “toque” africano o del lejano oriente. Algunos hicieron del exotismo un sonido sumamente particular, tal es el caso de Martin Denny, Les Baxter o Arthur Lyman durante los años 50 y 60 en Estados Unidos.

En el curso de la historia de la música popular, se pueden distinguir las interpretaciones en las que se logra establecer un buen dialogo entre tradiciones musicales de aquellas otras determinadas por el estereotipo. En estas últimas el resultado esta sujeto a una necesidad de reproducir algún rasgo "típico" que le permita al oyente reconocer algo, algún signo de esa exótica lejanía, y, al músico, la comodidad de recrear la alteridad geográfica y cultural sin perturbar su condición de turista, es decir, sin que implique un esfuerzo mayor que la mera referencia; poner por aquí una maraca, por allá unos bongoes o un grito de chango.

En sus inicios los sonidos estándares de lo exótico se producían para deleite de la cultura de masas de posguerra y de aquellos que podían recordar algunas vacaciones y, por otro lado, también para aquellos que simplemente subían el volumen de sus fonógrafos e imaginaban desde su jardín la apacibilidad de la lejanía, las palmeras, el carnaval y el calor tropical sin que el sonido los perturbara llevándolos a un lugar en particular, en el que pudieran encontrar la incomodidad de una situación “no paradisíaca”.

MP3 Playlist

Bostich - "Polaris"

Fantastic Plastic Machine - "Bossa for Jackie (Summer Review EP Version)"

The Juju Orchestra - "Nao posso demorar"

Esquivel - "Burbujas (Terrestre remix)"

Terrestre - "El lado obscuro de mi compadre"

Esquivel - "Día y noche (day and night Señor Coconut remix)"

Tal vez esa experiencia de los años 50 y 60 no esté muy lejana de aquella que tiene un escucha de los 90 que se encuentra, en una recopilación de chill-out de Ibiza, con un remix llamado “Pollaro Collaro” en el que se usa un sampler de la celebre cumbia “La Pollera Colorada”.

Este es tal vez el caso mas obvio, pero no deja de ser interesante por qué esta imagen de lo exótico (vinculada al turismo) sigue presente en el imaginario musical de la cultura popular después de tanto tiempo. Y tal vez la pregunta sea específicamente hacia la música electrónica ¿En qué sentido nos brinda una experiencia distinta?

Dentro del espectro de la música electrónica podríamos establecer algunas diferencias respecto al uso de ciertos sonidos. Tal es el caso de no muchas propuestas, entre ellas la de Masters At Work, quienes en su proyecto Nuyorican Soul, muestran un clara conciencia de la memoria, (cosa muy distinta a la nostalgia) estableciendo una continuidad con el proyecto musical de las diversas producciones de los nuyoricans (puertorriqueños asentados en Nueva York), como son la salsa, el jazz, la música disco y el hip hop.

MP3 Playlist 2

Tito Contreras - "Brazil"

Pizzicato Five - "Sweet Soul Revue"

Fauna Flash - "Free (Salvador Group Remix)"

Bajofondo Tango Club - "Infiltrado"

Greyboy Allstars & Karl Denson - "Home Cookin’"

Por otro lado tenemos la fiebre introducida por el “bicho” brasileño en la música electrónica. En el marco de la imaginación digital hemos visto, desde los primeros años de los 90, la proliferación de trabajos alrededor de la samba, el bossa nova y el afrobeat. Sin embargo, el tiempo ha querido ponernos a prueba. Las posibilidades tecnológicas han traspasado, o cuando menos dejado en segundo plano, el problema del virtuosismo y las capacidades interpretativas respecto a los instrumentos (siempre se puede usar el sampler o el loop), y ha puesto sobre la mesa otros problemas tales como el desplazamiento de la idea de originalidad para dejar en su lugar el de la memoria, por un lado, y el de la nostalgia, por otro.

No se trata de que la música se presente tal y como se escuchaba antes, sino de la elección que se hace de un espacio y un tiempo determinados: en este caso el Brasil de los años 60 y 70 o, mejor, de la representación que la industria cultural europea y estadounidense hizo de esta región en esas décadas. Habría que pensar entonces si el exotismo ha desaparecido con la utilización y mezcla de otros ritmos (house, tecno, drum n’ bass, down tempo) o si muy al contrario se ha creado todo un mercado que sigue explotando la imagen de “lo exótico”, ahora incorporada a los universos musicales de la electrónica. Tal vez ahora más que antes se nos exija estar atentos a toda la amplia producción de sonidos y estilos musicales sin olvidar que el sonido representa algo mas que una imagen acústica.

Los sonidos están en algunos casos enclavados en espacios míticos como lo es el continente Africano, Brasil mismo y la incendiaria Tijuana. La presencia de esta última ciudad mexicana en los paisajes imaginarios del exotismo contemporáneo no ha dejado de estar presente. Tijuana ha desplazado del imaginario global los cocos y palmeras y ha colocado en su lugar la "salvaje" vida nocturna de esa ciudad fronteriza, por muchos considerada el paraíso de la modernidad cuando no el laboratorio.

Nortec es el caso obvio y, sólo por decirlo, el más revelador. Podríamos cuestionar la idea de la frontera que subyace al proyecto Nortec, pero por otro lado no podemos dejar de apreciar el extraordinario trabajo que han realizado. No se trata en última instancia de que apreciemos su música por ser ellos “nativos”. Pues no olvidemos que el imaginario de lo exótico latino fue también alimentado por algunos músicos de origen latinoamericano en un gesto que podría definirse como autoexotizante. Más bien se trata de establecer una diferencia entre la producción de un sonido simplemente exótico, y del trabajo que se hace sobre cierta tradición musical, y que de alguna u otra manera busca ir más allá. El trabajo de Nortec, como el de algunos otros proyectos, logra establecer un exitoso diálogo entre la música norteña y la música electrónica. En este sentido alcanza a escapar a la idea clásica del exotismo, marcado por la enorme pasividad de un sonido que solo es tomado como ambientación de un lejano paraíso turístico.

Habrá pues, que distinguir una amplia variedad de proyectos, que van desde Uwe Schmidt y su proyecto como Señor Coconut, al sello germano Compost Records, el colectivo Jazzanova, Masters At Work o el mismo Nortec, y estar atentos a todas aquellas cosas que cada uno esta poniendo en juego en ese intercambio de imágenes y estereotipos. Brasil, Tijuana, Angola o Mozambique, Etiopía y Río de Janeiro o Bahía, viven transfigurados en los nuevos paisajes del exotismo musical electrónico del presente.

01. Tiinn Naaa Guiii
02. Part I : Analogic Time
03. Stepp Monkeys (Feat. Algar)
04. Nucleic Dub
05. Sweet Back
06. Part II : Cubic Time
07. Redemption
08. Molecule
09. Synthesis
10. Trod Along
11. Part III : Cyclic Time
12. NVersion

General Fuzz es el nombre del proyecto musical de James Kirsch, hace una electrónica, algo melódica,con influencias downtempo o con piano solo. Se puede descargar sus álbumes en su página General Fuzz, esta canción es de su LP Inner Sunset producido en 2004.

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What the hell is wrong with people these days?

I went to an Obama fundraiser event the other day.  It was the first political event I've ever been too, but I mostly went because DJ Z-Trip was playing and they were giving away Sheperd Fairey prints. The big Obama "Hope" prints that you've probably seen around.

The first hundred folk to show up got one that was signed by the artist, and since I like Sheperd's work I was down. 

Problem was, so were a lot of other folk.

Turns out said posters were already fetching upwards of $500 on Ebay, so instead of a bunch of stoked music fans/ political supporters, you got a shitload of poseurs who showed up at noon to stand in line (I would have done the same, but I have a job.) These leeches got their posters and promptly left. 

They didn't stay for the show, they didn't come to support, they came to make a buck...and something about that really pissed me off.

I might have been less annoyed if they had some extra posters about for the real fans, or even if they had some for sale.  But they didn't...and all through the night I saw people walk up with their pre-appointed wrist bands grab their posters and then immediately walk off.

Wankers...

Or maybe I'm just jealous.

Back to the topic at hand, I give you the eclectic awesomeness that is Backini...and if you haven't heard of him, then you aren't alone.

The Brighton native's real name is Rob Quickenden, and he's a sound engineer as well as a crate digger of much renown.  While most sample based artists hunt for snippets of funk (Cut Chemist and DJ Shadow,) and others go for obscure dance music (The Avalanches,) Backini seems drawn towards the records that no one wants.

The kind of albums that even thrift stores tend to stuff into cardboard boxes and write "Free" on the side.

Backini's creations are not meant as deep messages or strong statements, according to Rob, but rather what he calls "shallow, throw-away music." This is due to his fascination with the world of pop music.  And pop is kind of what it is, if pop was constructed from old 78rpm swing music, kids records and other assorted jazz and easy listening records, but what the listener is left with is nothing short of wonderful.  With his engineering background, Rob deftly manages to bring all the sound together in ways that please and amaze. 

After releasing a hand-full of acclaimed singles on the newly formed Lumenessence label (most of which can be found as a collection called Backini "Lumenessence" on some P2P networks), Backini released his first full length album in 2003 called "Threads." 

And it's a really great little album.  The big hit that ended up on a lot of DJ playlists was the war time sampling 'Company B-Boy,' which at first listen will explain it's appeal.  Then you get the moody, interweaving noir of 'Go Go Killer' and the spaced "Close Encounters" sampling on 'Dreamer.'  But you know what?  The rest of the album is pretty damn satisfying as well.

Rob also made an awesome track that I hoped would be included in this collection, but because of sampling laws was only released as a bootleg called 'Nulife.'  It gets my vote for best use of "The Godfather" theme song sample, and I've included it here because it's so fucking bad ass.

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Will Backini "Threads" change your life?  No, but it will live in your iPod, car stereo, or office computer for many days.  

And you'll look back and thank me.

I think A Strangely Isolated Place can serve that function just as well.  It's nice and pleasant and shouldn't be especially offensive to anyone.  A few days ago I put it on after reviewing a pretty challenging album (I think it might have been the Kenneth Kirschner).  Maybe my words there are the most telling thing about the album: this isn't music that you "listen to", it's music that you "put on". It doesn't seem to require any though at all, nor does it create any new thoughts or mental images.  Literally nothing comes to my mind when I'm listening to this music.  It's not a bad thing, in fact it's ideal for when you want to not think.

Schnauss' sonic palette is similar to his previous album.  It's still a sort of downtempo electronic shoegaze with a degree of cheese to it.  Lots of people like to compare his music to Boards of Canada, but I've always felt those people were way off, at least until the release of The Campfire Headphase — the bits I've heard of that album reminded me very strongly of Schnauss.  The mood, although hard to pin down, is similar to the previous album as well, both being bright and perhaps hopeful but rather ambiguous.  The major difference between this and Far Away Trains Passing By is in the song structure; while I found the previous album quite minimalistic, here Schnauss goes for a much more dynamic and cinematic style, with grandiose climaxes and build-ups and parts where most of the sound drops out in the middle of the song.

It's a pleasant album, and there's not much more to say about it than that.  I sort of wish I could just stop writing this review, because, like I've said, thinking and Ulrich Schnauss' music don't go that well together.  You know, that's exactly what I'm going to do.

Stephane Pompougnac es un DJ francés que ha editado unos cuantos recopilatorios de temas ajenos y mezclas. No se la autoría de esta canción solo que a sido editada en Hôtel Costes, pero ignoro el numero de la edición (que yo sepa lleva ya 10), si alguien lo sabe que me lo diga y actualizaré el post. He puesto la portada de Hôtel Costes 5, por que me ha gustado, por nada más.

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ACTUALIZACIÓN: Gracias al3utterfish que me ha encaminado y a danielson que lo ha confirmado, puedo decir que esta canción aparecio en el Hôtel Costes 4, es de Major Boys ft. Amelia y se llama Sous le Soleil (Cuba Acoustic Mix). Os dejo un enlace de ¿que llevas en la maleta? en donde hay un post dedicado a Pompougnac.

The Master, Isaac Hayes

"Listen - Isaac Hayes - Walk On By - MP3"

Greetings all.

I come to you bearing some sad news (and a previously unscheduled post).
The mighty Isaac Hayes has passed away.
Known to most for his Oscar winning ‘Theme from Shaft’, Hayes was a major cog in the Stax soul music machine in the 60’s.
Along with his partner David Porter, Hayes wrote a grip of amazing songs for Sam & Dave, including ‘Soul Man’, ‘Hold On I’m Comin’, ‘You Don’t Know Like I Know’, ‘I Thank You’ (that’s Hayes on the clavinet-y keyboard line) as well as ‘B-A-B-Y- for Carla Thomas and one of my all time favorite 45s 'Your Good Thing (Is About To End) by Mable John (and later by Lou Rawls).
Hayes later stepped out from behind the scenes for a very successful solo career, at one point his releases pulling the very overextended Stax organization from the brink of insolvency.
The peak of this period was 1969s ‘Hot Buttered Soul’ and its epic reworking of the Bacharach/David classic ‘Walk On By’. Abetted by the Bar-Kays, Hayes removes the song from the elegant pathos of the Dionne Warwick version, drenches it in a quiet storm of strings and tasteful horns, all set against a tripped out fuzz guitar motif*. Hayes’ ‘Walk on By’ is one of the finest soul records of all time, period (as well as the definitive recording of the song). It was a Top 20 hit in the Fall of 1969, his biggest hit until ‘Shaft’ in 1971.
He will be missed.
See you on Tuesday for Vinyl Record Day.
Peace
Larry

*Haye's version of 'Walk On By' was sampled many, MANY times...

PSS Don't forget to head over to Iron Leg for some groovy garage pop

PSSS Check out Paperback Rider (which has just been updated) as well.

Corría el 1999 (que no final de siglo) cuando este dúo alemán sorprendió con su mezcla espectacular, divertida y algunas veces increíblemente elegante de jazz ligerito, funk, bossa nova y el downtempo que impregnaba casi toda la música más o menos tranquila de aquella época. La moda chill out estaba en plena ebullición y Mo' Horizons supieron aprovechar el tirón a la perfección. Prueba de ello fue que algunos de los temas de este disco y del siguiente aparecerían en infinidad de recopilatorios, como el tema que da nombre al álbum o Prince Charles' Latest Affair. Pero también supieron aprovechar su parte más fiestera de sala, con temas como Oye! ... Bossa, pero sobre todo con Fever 99', todo un pelotazo.

Seguirían unos cuantos años más en la cumbre musical acompañados de gente como Tosca, Jazzanova, Thievery Corporation o Bonobo, pero a medida que el estilo moría sus discos iban perdiendo la chispa de antaño. El año pasado sacaron su segundo trabajo que, sin ser malo, creo que está a mucha distancia de lo que nos llegaron a ofrecer.

Rapidshare: Mo' Horizons - Come Touch The Sun

NOTE: NO OLD SCHOOL FRIDAY FOR ME TODAY. BE BACK NEXT WEEK!

Even with 80G of music in the palm of my hand at any given time, I still manage to get bored by Pink Panther (aka the 'pod) on occasion. When I actually practice some restraint and don't go spending the gas money digging in the crates at a few of my favorite spots, I hit up some of my favorite music-loving folks who work hard to share the love by creating podcasts and mixes that showcase what they are digging at the time.

I've been meaning to do this post for a while and I think it's especially relevant while we are in the midst of voting for the Black Weblog Awards. Ya'll don't seem to be that good at clicking on links :) If there was ever a post to do so, it's this one. Trust me on this.

Be sure to share some of your favorite podcasts in the comments.

Todd Kelly: Flowink.com  (Known to many as the "Kaing of R&B Podcasting" (rhythm & blues, vintage soul, hip-hop, jazz, house, world wide soul)

EJ Flavors (I call him the "Master Teacher." One of the very first podcasts I subscribed to. Since I'm a 90s music junkie, I particularly love his New Jack Swing mixes. They got me through many a morning commute to a job that I hated with every fiber of my being.)

Friday Favecast (a glimpse of urban lifestyle with music, fitness tips and social commentary with a comical flavor)

Soul Sanctuary: Where The Spirit Dwells ( a plethora of mixes from various DJs available for download, including Soul Sanctuary Radio hosted by The Vibe Mistress Stephanie Renee)

Gordon Gartell Radio (Phonte of Little Brother's podcast; pure tomfoolery and hot music)

RIBS (Rhythms In Black Satin)  (T Grundy always takes a sista to school with some classic soul. I wasn't even a twinke in my Daddy's eye when a lot of the music he features was released. So I learn a lot.)

DJ Stylus: (aka "The Vibe Conductor" and the name fits; lots of international flava in your ear here which sets him apart from a lot of other podcasts out there. Check out his Project Vibe mixes, a station you should be listening to)

DJ Diva (Do the ladies run this mutha - hellll yea! You know I got love for the female DJ. I love her artist spotlights which have featured music from Al Green, Luther, Prince, Aretha Franklin, and The O'Jays)

The Infinite Ink: Soulrific (the best in Nu Soul, R&B, conscious Hip Hop and Jazz)

My Love For Music (smooth jazz, world fusion, new age, ambient, downtempo music)

Deeper Soul (for those lovers of soulful house music)

Also check out Soul Bounce's mixtape roundups.

 In addtion to the podcasts, on occasion someone will drop a gem in my inbox for me to groove to. This week DJ Cuzzin B  who you may remember from that hot True School Corporation party I raved about earlier in the year hit me up with his Soul For Sale mixtape which features tracks from as Jazmin Sullivan, Raphael Saadiq, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Teedra Moses, and Strange Fruit Project f/Erykah Badu, 9th Wonder and Q-Tip f/D'Angelo. Yup, it's as hot as it sounds. Download here.

Summer is winding down which means that soon my attention will be split between The Green Nation and my musical adventures. Won't be enough hours in the day. I'm taking the summer out with a bang though. This weekend, I'm excited to get a get a first look at Jazmin Sullivan and Raphael Saadiq who are putting out two of the most highly anticipated albums of the year. I've been watching clips of Jazmin today on You Tube and I. CAN'T. WAIT. You know I'll do all I can to bring it to you here.

J*Davey and Jill Scott videos coming to you next week so stay tuned!

Tranquera é o projeto comandado por Bruno Belluomini, um paulistano idealista e cheio de convicções. Em 87 minutos de um set mais calmo, a edição 101 de seu podcast traz downtempo, uk garage, dubstep e várias faixas que simplesmente não dá pra rotular. Ponto pra ele!

Além do podcast, o site é cheio de notícias, matérias e belas mixtapes. Vale a pena conhecer.

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Welcome back everyone, I hope your work week went well and I hope your weekend will belong to you. Two things I have told myself, (1) Take life for what it's worth and (2) not to do any more podcast with 17-18 tracks...I can't handle that when it comes to the show notes. But besides that everything is great. This podcast will have a positive hip-hop track(that was inspired by Macedonia's BSOTS episode #69[the track was "love, hugs and hip-hop"by carlos nino & lil' sci]). With that said I want to keep the positive vibe going with my podcast.[more]

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1. Natural-Arrested Development
2. Blade's Groove-Dan Heck
3. The Soho Strut-William Ash
4. Voices In The Wind-Wind Machine
5. Ebon Coast-Don Ross & Andy McKee(Folk)
6. Ra (Single Version)-Medwyn Goodall
7. Secret Place-Darwin Hobbs
8. Are You Going with Me?-Pat Metheny
9. Common Sense-The Nomad
10. Sightings-Michael Manring
11. All My Love-The Braxton Brothers

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William Ash
"The Soho Strut" (mp3)
from "Skyline Dreams"
(Posi-Tone)
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Dan Heck
"Blade's Groove" (mp3)
from "Compositionality"
(Origin Records)
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Medwyn Goodall
"Ra" (mp3)
from "Amun Ra"
(MG Music Ltd)
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The Nomad
"Common Sense" (mp3)
from "Quinessence"
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