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chord piece (2018)
06:39
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5-9
02:44
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between:3
01:01
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radio tuner
06:49
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from another trio
06:57
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3.31 7:30
05:10
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fridge casio
03:53
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47
00:29
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4 5 20
10:23
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A(luminum)SMR
03:36
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m7 (duet with assaf)
05:51
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short noise
00:06
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3.31 12:12 ,
01:09
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4/7
00:12
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4|6 harmonics
01:29
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between:1
01:38
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dim7
03:21
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a lot of nothing
07:00
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4)7
00:23
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22. |
for sarah's film
14:08
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between:2
01:29
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24. |
4*9+10
03:48
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25. |
m7-5
02:46
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26. |
3.31 12:12 ‘
00:54
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Love Records Brooklyn, New York
Sounds curated by NYC / NJ / BA based LCollective, a group devoted to playing rarely performed music in intimate permeable settings: Teodora Stepancic, Douglas Farrand, Gabriela Areal, Matt Lau, Jesse Greenberg and Assaf Gidron
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