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Tony Sieber – Echoes Of A Reverie  
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Six strings and a silence worth listening to: this is the terrain Tony Sieber has spent three decades learning to walk without leaving footprints. "Echoes of a Reverie," the opening salvo from "Tides of Stillness," arrives less like a single and more like a held breath — the kind you take at altitude, or at the edge of a tide pool, uncertain whether to step forward.
Esteban Obando – Montreal (Feeling it All)
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Two minutes and twenty seconds. That's the entire run time of the most unguarded thing to drop into the inbox this month, and it tells you everything about the calculation Esteban Obando has made: say it once, say it plainly, and get out before the spell breaks.
Juice Patrol – i lie
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Kampala has produced its share of restless, genre-agnostic voices over the years, but few arrive with the wounded candour Juice Patrol brings to "i lie." This single, built from little more than a home studio and a ukulele, manages the rare trick of sounding both threadbare and enormous — a feat that owes everything to the chemistry between Juice Patrol's vocal honesty and producer Jxsie Beats' deceptively gentle instrumental.
The Black Plague Doctors – EFF.SEE.DEE.IYEE
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There is a particular kind of artistic courage that announces itself not through bombast or polished grandeur, but through deliberate, almost confrontational *refusal*. The Black Plague Doctors — Atlanta's Jo-Fi and St. Gabe, operating here under the shadow of their experimental alter-ego ZIllA — have made a record that refuses quite a lot. It refuses tidy production. It refuses the safety net of a DAW. It refuses, most thrillingly of all, the creeping tyranny of perfection that has rendered so much contemporary hip-hop sonically immaculate and spiritually inert.
HOLY B – Adventures in Lo-Fi – Vol. 3
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'Adventures in Lo-Fi - Vol. 3' is a new release from the Berlin musician and producer HOLY B. The third part of his Lo-Fi adventures is composed of 7 original tracks in which the talent of the experimenter and inspirer of the electronic scene is palpable.
Random Dudes – Airdrop
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German band Random Dudes released a new full-length album 'Airdrop' on March 28. Their music catalog is growing, presenting us with a variety of genres, starting with indie rock and ending with disco and lo-fi.
bedroom dj – Side A
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bedroom dj is a music project from Ukraine that released a 4-track EP 'Side A' on December 23. The record was recorded in the act's home studio using electronic instruments and guitars.
Alec Shea – Plane Prepared Vinyl Past
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The Australian musician and composer as well as producer Alec Shea has been based in Tokyo for the past four years where he is fully committed to writing and producing music for games, cartoons, sound designs and other exciting music projects.
Jade Moede – Ooo La La Rachel’s Stuff
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American singer-songwriter Jade Moede shared a new single 'Ooo La La Rachel's Stuff' on March 11. Jade Moede is a great drummer and multi-instrumentalist who uses his creative potential for all 100 procent.
Joseph Lothian – Wilderness Music Continued (Rain, Fire)
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A new album by London musician and producer Joseph Lothian was released on February 14th. The album is called 'Wilderness Music Continued (Rain, Fire)' and it, like the first album, explores deep themes of love and life.
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