É–Mix No.69 by Megabasse

We are thrilled to unveild a new É-Mix with autodidact artist Megabasse.

Megabasse revisits his live performance for Études Studio at Palais de Tokyo from last June 2024, during our SS25 collection presentation.
Today, we share a new version of that moment: Mariana Trench — an auditory descent into the deepest layers.

Megabasse @ateliersdenudes
Mix with Guilhem Lacroux

Megabasse É–Mix No.69

Mix by @riveryarra curated by @am-agency

Beweging - XCOR
Don’t Look Back - Sheer Taft
Fresco Dome - Tassilo Vanhöfen
Rivers - Leo James
Moss - River Yarra
??? - ???
??? - ???
Tandem - Organizatsiya
Pandelson - Grand Optimist
A Strange World - When Doves Cry
Crossed Wires B2 - Crossed Wires
Lavender Pill - Other Joe

River Yarra Mix N°52

Mix by @upsammy curated by Aimée @am-agency

Upsammy Mix N°54

TWENTY

Andy Stott - The Slow Ribbon
Bearcat - Conjurer 
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ssaliva - Intro
Nexcyia - 24dec
Coby Sey - Night Ride
Lone - Dragonrush
Burial - Claustro
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Omni Trio - Who are you (Aquasky remix)
Om Unit - Timelines 
Hajj - Drag Me Into The Void
Bearcat - The Bells
Shygirl - Come for me 
Kagami Smile - Your Ghost Talks Into The Night
Gigi Masin - Tharros
Eliza McCarthy & Mica Levi - Smoke Goes Up 
Andy Stott - II / Fumu - Forge Tides of Fire Inside 
Maluca & Nguzunguzu - Trakalosa
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Holy other - Know Where
Lauren Duffus - Braeburn
Fumu - Everything Could Just Stop / Mhysa - Breaker of Chains
Kwengface, Dusty Locane - Step Out
Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross - Careful What You Wish For 

Curated by Aimée @am-agency

SKY H1 Mix N°57

John Talabot Mix N°60

Alexandr Scriabin : Prelude 15 in D flat major
Roberto Musci: Claudia, Wilhelm R and Me
Four Tet: Two Thousand and Seventeen
Chuquimamani-Condori : spider medicine song (los ojos ymaymana noccaycu rapnauin)
Arthur Russell: Lucky Cloud (return)
Shinichi Atobe: Regret ( DDS023)
The Durutti Column: Future Perfect
CKay: Love Nwantiti (Tiktok remix)
Musa Keys & Loui:  Selema (Po Po)
Beverly Glenn-Copeland: La Vita
Chicane: Early
Klein:  normani’s moment
Nico Muhly: A Hudson Cycle
Eliza McCarthy and Mica Levi: Diamond Gun
Worldmusic: Rinsed
Terre Thaemlitz: Names have been changed
Choir of Young Believers: Vinden
Savage Rose: Byen Vågner

Curated by Aimée @am-agency

Croatian Amor & CTM Mix N°61

"Downtown Calling expresses the diversity of the sonic influences that music had on Jean-Michel Basquiat’s life.  
 
The mix is created around references from his works, with hints to Miles Davis, Max Roach, and Duke Ellington. It takes inspiration from photos testifying of his encounters with Anna Domino, Lizzy Mercier Descloux, James Chance, Vincent Gallo, strolling through Downtown New York in the 80s, and to what I imagine Basquiat might have heard on the radio and in clubs, with tunes from Rammellzee, Arthur Russel, The Last Poets, and other tracks that touched me personally and needed to be featured. 
 
Like a soundscape wandering from Jazz to No Wave, from early Rap to cinematic passages, the mix is punctuated by interludes of Gray, the music project of which Jean-Michel Basquiat was a member and that created experimental, underground, and poetic music." 

A few words from Aurélien Arbet, Founder and Artistic Director of Études, author of this special mix.

Miles Davis - In a silent way 
Gray - Ba da da
Anna Domino - Everyday, I don’t
Lizzy Mercier Descloux - Hard Boiled Babe
Vivien Goldman - Launderette
James White and The Blacks - Almost Black (Pt. 2)
Gray - Wig
The Last Poets - New York, New York
Liquid Liquid - Cavern
Arthur Russell - This is how we walk on the moon
Rammellzee, K-Rob - Beat Bop (Edit)
Max Roach - Lonesome lover
Dorothy Ashby - The moving fingers
Gray - The man who
Throbbing Gristle - Tanith
The Durutti Column - Sketch for summer
Rosa Yemen - Nina con un tercer ojo
Lizzy Mercier Descloux - Torso corso
Gray - I know
Vincent Gallo - Was
Sun Ra - Flamingo (Arkestra, 1978)

Études Downtown Calling

Études Mix N°62 by rRoxymore @rroxymore
Curated by Aimée @am-agency

A few words from the artist: 

1/ How would you describe your relationship with music and its influence on your creative process?  
Music is an essential part of my daily life and an "emotional" vector, as it is for many people. It has a significant spiritual dimension.  
It's also the medium most in tune with my form of artistic expression, whether for writing and producing tracks and sound pieces, or as a DJ/selector. 
 
2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music?
Music and fashion have always had a symbiotic relationship, much like fashion's deep connection with subcultures. 
As we've seen since the 60s, if you listen to a particular genre of music, chances are you'll find yourself drawn to a corresponding fashion identity. 
You can see it in New Wave Goths, Ska fans, Rap or Ravers, among others. Many prominent figures in Pop Music have harnessed fashion to assert their creative vision. Bowie is the first to come to mind, but we can also see in the relationship between the Sex Pistols and Vivienne Westwood or Björk and Alexander McQueen. 
 
3/ What particularly interested you in collaborating with Études on this mix?  
First of all, I was very flattered to have been invited to take part in the series, as Études is a brand I've been following for several years, and I found it interesting to do a mix in reflection of the latest collection.  
  
4/ How did you come up with this musical sequence/soundtrack?  
I attended the show and wanted to do something a bit more urban and darker than I'm used to playing while maintaining an enigmatic and psychedelic essence—qualities that define my signature sound. 
  
5/ Three words to define your Études mix?  
SLOW BURNER ... Damn, that's just two ;)

rRoxymore Mix N°62

Études Mix N°63 by Call Super @call-super
Curated by Aimée @am-agency

A few words from the artist:
1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?
Very difficult because my life is very much lived "in music", in that the separations between my engagement with music and the rest of my existence are very indistinct. I need some silence every day to continue. For the rest of it I am pretty much consumed.

2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music? 
Generally I am not a genre person. This extends to disciplines as a whole as much as it does to genres within disciplines. Every creative outlet is very much a space in which ideas are interchangeable and so on. So if you trained in pattern cutting and you also trained in an instrument then you would be able to work on the same idea in both fields. 

3/ How did you curate this musical sequence/audio journey?
Having said that about genres I wanted to make something that spliced a trip-hop mood and DIY/no wave songs. Trip-wave. A Simply Red dub mix had to be the heart of the thing, everything else extends from this centrepoint.

4/ Three words to define your mix for Études?
Massive Red Area.

Tracklist:
John Tchicai - Lied
Dunn - Vision
Gina X - Kaddish
Phil Lynott with Huey Lewis - One Wish (Demo)
Kincaid - 71122.0 (Stone Remix)
Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Jah Wobble - Blow Out
Burnt Freidman & João Pais Filipe - 22-105
Simply Red - Thrill Me (Steppin' Razor Ambient Instrumental Mix)
Simply Red - Thrill Me (Steppin' Razor Mix)
Barbie Bertisch - Taking My Time (Gavilan Rayna Russom Remix)
Aksak Maboul - L'Adieu A L'Histoire (Tolouse Low Trax Remix)
The Advanced Cookbook of Mr Selig and Kanzler Z - Pink Rhythm
Pugilist - Symbiosis
Susumo Yoko - Penguin on Desert
Harmon Eyes - Sensaesa
Laura Michele - You Always Hurt The One You Love

Call Super Mix N°63

Études Mix N°65 by DJ Plead @1djplead
IG:@djplead
Curated by Aimée @am-agency

A few words from the artist:
1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?
My personal connection to music is constantly evolving and occasionally complicated. At times I'll feel so tired by it and at other times I'm addicted to it. My creative process requires me to have some time-off from music. Mainly time off from DJing, actually. When I'm surrounded by lots of functional music designed for night clubs, it's hard for me to truly feel creative and have the energy to make new music. 

2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music? 
I'd like to be more involved with the intersection of fashion and music! It feels like it would be an exciting estuary. 

3/ What particularly interested you in collaborating with Études to make this mix?
I like Études! I've been a fan since before I was releasing music. I was interested in a particular artist called Colin Snapp and bought his book that Études had published. The Études tumblr was also a very frequent source of inspiration for me. It feels weird and exciting to do something for a brand I've been following for a long time. 

4/ How did you curate this musical sequence/audio journey?
I tried to think about it being autumn going into winter over in europe and chose a few tracks that felt a bit like they were slowing down. I'm currently back in Australia so the opposite seasonal change is occurring, so I still have some slightly more spring-oriented tracks in there. 

5/ Three words to define your mix for Études?
Groovy, Deaky, Sloppy

Tracklist:
pHactory / Ancient Paths (Beatless Mix)
Razoof / Atuko
Various Artists / Forte – Hats and Toms
Golden Teacher Meets Dennis Bovell / Like A Hawk (D.B Version)
Phil Stroud / The Forest
Bartellow / SABA
Razoof / Sura Nzuri
Batida apresenta IKOQWE / Falta Muito? Feat. Spoek Mathambo
Mbizo / Bullet
soso tharpa / Serpentine
Kevin Murf / Bagombo
OCP / Raise Your Legs
Wladimir M / Evil
Dj Raw / Tech Dreams
Chiapet / Westworld (Medieval Funk Mix)
Levon Vincent / CONCRETE JUNGLE TRACKS 2 (NOVEL SOUND #38)
Clay Wilson / Rough Ends
Knopha / Off-Peak Season Tourists

DJ Plead Mix N°65

A few words from the artist:

1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?

Music is my life; it's the only field I've ever worked in. I've had a deep emotional connection with music since my teenage New Wave years. When I'm plugged into music, my brain is full on —not just as a DJ or remixer but also as an A&R.

Managing three music labels and a publishing company means I get creative on various levels. It's not just about my personal expression, but also about finding ways to share music with the world and nurture the growth of younger artists.


2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music? 

It's boundary-less nowadays; art, fashion, and music are all intricately woven together. Younger generation's versatility with tools like Blender and Ableton, not to mention their ability to delve into art and even create their own fashion changed the rules The influence of social media has further blurred the lines. Now, everyone is their own stylist, and artists have become both talents and faces of brands.
I've always linked music to fashion. 


3/ What particularly interested you in collaborating with Études to make this mix? 

I wear Etudes every day and I listen to music every day, so it just made sense to me.
I’ve been a longtime fan of the brand, especially the bombers. I also like the collabs and the themes around the city. 


4/ How did you curate this musical sequence/audio journey? 

As Etudes' recent collections are heavily centered around the urban landscape, I aimed to create something that resonates with the city vibe. During my travels in Asia, while curating the music selection, the idea struck me to craft a mixtape perfect for driving. Simultaneously, I envisioned it as a fitting soundtrack for a video game.
The mix carries a strong influence from 90s prog house. While journeying and partying across Asia, memories of playing Wipeout in the 90s flooded my mind. The game, set in a futuristic city, mirrored the adolescent idea we had of Asia MEGAPOLE  while playing.
 
 
5/ Three words to define your mix for Études?
 
Journey, Joyful, Trippy



Lust Pattern - Choreography
Antoni Maiovvi - Widowbird 
Jordan Nocturne, Ready in LED - Over & Over
Junior M - Barbara (Fabrizio Mammarella Remix) 
Alan Dixon & Mystery Affair - NRGY (Vhyce Remix) 
Clint - Exosphere (Dance Mix)
Eden Burns - Xoh dub
Spray - Ceathair
Nyra - Energy Bliss
Jorge Suarez - Elektric Dance (Hitman Remix)
SY - Body Move 
Harrison BDP - Far Away (Alex Neri Remix)
Whitesquare - Lux Interior
CCDISCO - Chez Moi (Spray's Club Spritzz Mix) 
Robert Dietz - RIP To My Idea Of You 
Nyra - Eyes That Flow
Eliott Litrowski - Space Sugar

Jennifer Cardini Mix N°64

CRÉPUSCULE

Études Mix N°66 by Tatyana Jane
SC: https://soundcloud.com/tatyanajane
IG: @iamtatyanajane


Few words from the artist: 

1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?

Music is an integral part of my daily life, a true essence of my life and culture. 
It punctuates every moment of my existence and shapes my memories in an indelible manner. It serves as an invitation to travel through time, awakening a rich and varied range of emotions within me.
As someone deeply nostalgic, I take pleasure in immersing myself in memories of yesteryears, recalling the enchanting melodies of old Makossa tapes that accompanied our car rides. Similarly, I enjoy venturing into a future imbued with utopia, feeding my imagination with the promises of a better world. When I create, I always strive to be guided by genuine emotion, which I endeavor to translate into the harmonies and arrangements I craft. 
My music, decidedly vibrant, often emerges beyond established conventions, propelled by overflowing creativity and a constant quest for authentic expression.

2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music? 

The worlds of music and fashion share a symbiotic bond, each enhancing the other in a seamless interplay of creativity. Over time, many fashion designers have drawn inspiration from the musical trends of their era. Take, for instance, the punk fashion movement of the 1970s, heavily influenced by bands like the Sex Pistols. As a musician myself, fashion serves as a dynamic outlet for expressing my personality and embodying the musical atmosphere I inhabit. It’s like a canvas where I can project an alter ego, embracing facets of myself that may lie in the shadows. The influence of music on fashion is undeniable, rooted in its deep cultural impact. Fashion trends often emerge from the vibrant, nocturnal energy of clubs, where music sets the rhythm of the night. Moreover, music plays a pivotal role in shaping the ambiance of fashion shows, adding depth to collections, and guiding their artistic direction with finesse.

3/ What particularly interested you in collaborating with Études to make this mix?

The Études brand embodies a contemporary aesthetic with avant-garde forms, expressing itself through various art forms such as photography, fashion, and music. What I particularly appreciate is this multidisciplinary aspect that facilitates connections with different artists and provides a platform for cross-disciplinary expression. My collaboration with Études explores the diversity of urban cultures worldwide, creating a natural synergy between the brand and my art. This bridge could lead us to explore together the intersections between music, fashion, and culture, creating unique immersive experiences that celebrate diversity and innovation. My music, much like Études’ creations, encourages individual expression and creative freedom. In this collaboration, we will convey a message of authenticity and open-mindedness, providing a platform for self-expression and the celebration of artistic diversity.

4/ How did you curate this musical audio journey?

I conceived this mix as an invitation to embark on a bold exploration of sounds influenced by diverse cultures, capturing the spirit of adventure through a fundamentally contemporary music. The mix starts with a shimmering melody, rhythmic and mesmerizing percussion, inviting bodies and minds to engage in coordinated action. Deep and powerful bass intertwine with exotic melodies and ethnic sounds, creating a hypnotic atmosphere that captures the vibrant energy of current urban culture, reminiscent of the buzz of a city.

5/ Three words to define your mix for Études?

Emergence, Vibrant, Organic

DJ Tatyana Jane Mix N°66

As an introduction to our No.24 collection, Untitled (sans-titre), @marietrifault has curated a dedicated mix.

Untitled (sans-titre)

É–Mix No.67 by Zaltan from label Antinote
SC: @antinote-records
IG: @zaltan_antinote

A few words from the artist:

1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?

I think the word connection is not even powerful enough. Music has always been deeply rooted in my life and everything I do. I'm sure you totally feel what I’m saying—music is life!

2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music?

Like a muslin dress over baggy pants. Or like a white tank top between a hairy torso and a denim jacket.

3/ What particularly interested you in collaborating with Études Studio to make this mix?

To make sure my style can fit yours.

4/ How did you curate this musical sequence journey?

Rock songs with Dream House, Dubby Electro with Street Soul, and Trancey Breaks. A good mix of feelings to describe my mood for this summer.

5/ Three words to define your mix for Études Studio?

Watermelon, Romance in the Garden, Sobriety.


Domenique Dumont — unreleased
The Zenmen & John Moods — Out of my mind
Headache — The beginning of the end
Trypheme — Sandy family 
Cleaners from Venus — Tukani (monday is grey)
Pylon — yo-yo
Nice Girl — i am emotional
Patrick Holland — Fraud dealer
Ashaye — Come Go With Me
Trickpony — Sponsored Ritual
Domenique Dumont — unreleased
Insight — Fantasy (Insight Mix) (feat. Ashaye)
Shindig — Seasons
Adam Curtain — Noticed

DJ Zaltan É–Mix No.67

É–Mix No.68 by Bambounou
SC: @bambounou
IG: @bambounouu

A few words from the artist:

1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?

My connection to music is very much a love/hate relationship. Some days, I wake up and feel an overwhelming, transcendent love for all forms of sound—whether it’s music, noise, or even random everyday sounds. But other days, even the chirping of birds gets under my skin. This duality really mirrors my creative process: one day, I feel like everything I create is brilliant, and the next, I question how I could possibly produce something so meaningless.

2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music?

Music is my chosen medium of expression—it’s what I’m most sensitive to. But it’s the same with fashion; everything feels interconnected. When I attend a fashion show, I can sense the music and the artistry behind it. To me, a melody can be just as much a form of art as a drawing or even a pair of loose jeans. It’s all about choosing the medium that resonates with you.

3/ What particularly interested you in collaborating with Études Studio to make this mix?

Honestly, it’s the pants. Études pants have this precise, cool cut that I absolutely love. I can’t deny it—I’m a huge fan of their pants ahah.

4/ How did you curate this musical sequence/audio journey?

I was on holiday in Zanzibar, an island in the Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa, and a local saying really stuck with me during that trip: Pole pole, which means “slowly” in Swahili. While the mix itself isn’t particularly slow, I was inspired by the serene and breathtaking water landscapes I experienced there. I wanted to translate what it might feel like to party in such a setting into music.

5/ Three words to define your mix for Études Studio?

Blue, Tentacle, Coral.

Maurice Donovan — Call My Name
Sound Stream — Sweep Magic
Steven Julien — Number
Huerta — Hit The Bit
Patagonia (Noha & Alex Tea) — Taktaktak
Mr. V — Mr. Bongo (Hello Children) (Butch Extended Remix)
Sally C & Eliza Rose — Hips Yo Thighs
Traumer — Get Out
Mooncat — Exploration (Original Journey)
The Third — D3 (Chris Chambers Edit)
Wongo — Cherry
Mezer The Architect — Be A Hoe
Jumpsource — On (ft. Martyn Bootyspoon)
100hz — Whisper
Duckett — Back To Life

Bambounou É–Mix No.68

Kindness Mix Nº2 (Night to Night)

Tim Sweeney Mix N°3

Curated by @marietrifault ''This mix is designed as a poetic stroll through the streets of a city, from dawn to dusk. It follows the gaze of a photographer, capturing the essence of neighbourhoods, chance encounters, landscapes and moods that change with the passing hours and light. A sound immersion that reflects the soul of the city, with its contrasts and artistic energy'”

É-Mix Never Before Seen

1. Moondog - Bird´s Lament
2. Dirty Beaches - Lord Knows Best
3. Elvis - Tomorrow Night
4. Young Marble Giants - Eating Noddemix
5. Paul McCartney - Every Night 
6. D.R. Hooker - Forge Your Own Chains
7. The Velvet underground - After Hours
8. Amen Dunes - Everybody´s Crazy
7. Winston Tong - Reports From The Heart
8. Jyl - Mechanic Ballerina
9. Marianne Faithful - Broken English
10. Part Time - Living In The U.S.A.
11. Sean Nicholas Savage - The Rat
12. Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up
13. Caroline Loeb - Narcissique
14. Diana King -Love Hangover
15. Roland Young - Don´t Ever Take Your Love Away 
16. Joseph Bertolozzi - Bridge Music: I. Meltdown
17. Andreas Fox - Midnight Mover
18. Bertrand Burgalat - Mal De Bright
19. San Giovanni Bassista - Summer Sweat
20. Frankie Knuckles - It´s A Cold World 
21. Kasper Bjørke - Rush
22. Grace Jones - Private Life
23. Black Truth Rhythm Band - Ifetayo 
24. The Dirtbombs - Sharevari
25. Rheingold - Dreiklangsdimensionen 
26. Big Ben Tribe - Heroes (Tony Carrasco mix)

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Jaakko Eino Kalevi Mix N°5

Megabasse É-Mix No.69 Part 1

Megabasse É-Mix No.69 Part 2

Mix by @projectpablo curated by @am-agency

Project Pablo Mix N°13

Huerco S. Mix N°20

Mix by @fefeatkinson curated by @am-agency

A field guide To Getting Lost’ Playlist

1. Félicia Atkinson & Jefre Cantu Ledesma / ME / Comme Un Seul Narcisse
2. Alice Coltrane / Jai Rama Chandra / Turiy Sings
3. Delia Derbyshire & Barry Berman / The Dreams  
5. Colour (extract) / Inventions for Radio - Dreams
4. Michèle Mercure / The Intruder / Eye Chant
5. Ectoplasm Girls / Women at Loss / New Feeling Come
6. Joanna Brouk / Diving Deeper, Remembering Love / Hearing Music
7. Sarah Davachi / Wood Green / Barons Court
8. Stine Janvin Motland / Nuisance Body Liquids / In Labour
9. Félicia Atkinson / Valis / Hand in Hand
10. Christina Vantzou / Shadow Sun / N°3
11. Michele Mercure / Proteus and the Marlin / Eye Chant
12. Carla dal Forno / The Garden / The Garden
13. Tara Jane O’Neil / This Morning Glory / Where Shine New Lights
14. Kara-Lis Coverdale / Grafts (extract) / Grafts
15. Body Sculptures / Before She Allows The World to Judge her Face… / The base of All Beauty is the Body
16. La Nuit / Road Snakes / Desert Television
17. Grouper / I’m Clean Now / Paradise Valley

Felicia Atkinson Mix N°24

Mix by @maudgeffray @pan-european-recording

Maud Geffray Mix N°28

Astrid Sonne Mix Nº38

Mix by @Carmenvillain curated by @am-agency

Jenny Hval w/ Vivian Wang, Laura Jean - The Practice of Love
Beatrice Dillon - Workaround Two
Pan Sonic - A-Keima
Perila - Mouth Full of Tahini
Forest Drive West - Circles
Ciel - The Twirler
Minor Science - Closing Acts
Batu - Shiratani
Loidis - In The Place I Sit
Carmen Villain - Observable Future (Parris Remix) (forthcoming on Smalltown Supersound)
Upsammy - Warm Puddles
Lurka - Holding
Klein - 99
Carmen Villain - Type (Karima F Remix) (forthcoming on Smalltown Supersound)
Rezzett - Yunus in Ekstasi

Carmen Villain Mix Nº40

Mix by @Visiblecloaks curated by @am-agency

Peter Mumme - At the Hop
The Montagnana Trio - Songs(s) of the Sirens (D. Lentz)
Chris Peck - Wheatfield, With Reaper
Christopher Hogwood -A Voluntary 42 (W. Byrd)
frere tuck & Y.Ohashi - frere︶ω︶y.ohashi
Ruth Anderson - The Pregnant Dream
Synagetic Voice Orchestra - A Tale
Pilar - Cidade a Arder
Svitlana Nianio - Lisova Kolekeita
Hans Otte - Wassermannmusik II
Chinatsu Kuzuu - Elaine the Fair
Arve Henriksen - Paridae 
Maria David & Pierre Barouh - Boule qui roule
Alessandro Ravi - Il Gioco Di Dadi
Konomi Sasaki - Jomon
Youssou N'dour & Ryuichi Sakamoto - Diabaram
Hortus Musicus - Dies Est Laetitae (Manuscript From Zagreb, XIV Cent.)
Yuri Harada - Hakurei Mamkura

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