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Santa Fe
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AAA
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Keys
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Love It
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Soldier Fire
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All In Our Head
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Mr. Night
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Gold Stain
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Shirts Off My Back
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Botswanna
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Black Elk Speaks New York, New York
New York City band with holes in brain
Black Elk Speaks recommends:
Where the Wind Meets the Water
by Mister James Diver & The Old Rope Boys
dust motes in a blurry photograph paddling folk melodies down your ear canal
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The Past Is Just The Past
by Jack Frederick
glamorous heart-stopping joy with a little bit of knife-in-the-back for all you Iagos out there
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Exclamation Points
by The Tender Band
for traveling through the caverns of the folds of your brain
go to albumIf you like Black Elk Speaks, you may also like:
Winter Solstice
by Everything Is Recorded
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 30, 2024
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Purposely scaled-back electronic music, “Intruder” is all about the texture of a few pieces of gear playing off one another.
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Generative Etudes Vol 1.0
by Matthew Ryals
Composer Matthew Ryals delves deep into generative techniques for modular synthesizer to create these patient, curious pieces.
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