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A remix of Final Fantasy 7 by Grimecraft and Dj CUTMAN, released by GameChops. Cutman wrote the original theme on LSDj, Grimecraft created future bass synths and dubstep wobbles. Together they mixed and mastered this single. Download on Loudr to get a b-side of the original chiptune recording.

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Dustin Wong - Live @ Shea Stadium 10.7.11

"JMZ / Cherry Blossoms / Tapping Out"
MDN (c) 2012
Recorded Labor Day Weekend 09/02/12 with the help of Dan Goldberg and Kitten.


JMZ/Cherry Blossoms/Tapping Out

GLOB 1 — NOAH WALL
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Ditto — World Anthem
Meara O'Reilly — Hockets for Two Voices: I.
Fernando Falcão — Amanhecer Tabajara (À Alceu Valença)
Velly Joonas — Stopp, Seisku Aeg!
Márta Sebestyén & Levente Szörényi — András/Andras
Christine Schaller — Mosquito
Larry Chernicoff — Woodstock, New York
Fit Und Limo — Chocolat Kiss
Kyaw Kyaw Naing — Pat Waing Let Swan Pya
Penguin Cafe Orchestra — More Milk
Piero Milesi & Daniel Bacalov — Little Stones
Matthew Young — Objects In Mirror
Orquesta De Las Nubes — Sobredosis De Pasión
John Cage — A Valentine Out of Season
Inoyama Land — Collecting Net
Shankar Ghosh — Inspiration
Bilderine — Trees
Chico Hamilton Quintet — My Funny Valentine
Marc Barreca — Community Life
General Strike — Interplanetary Dub
Angie B. — Plastic Doll
Powerman — Lost Tribe
Maggi Payne — Gamelan
Richard Kruza & Csaba Deseő — Computer Opus
Uakti — Trilobita
Philip Sanderson — Maps
Franco Battiato — Campane
Meara O'Reilly — Hockets for Two Voices: VII.
Paul Lansky — Table's Clear (excerpt)
Collin Walcott, Don Cherry & Naná Vasconcelos — Lullaby

GLOB 1 — NOAH WALL

GLOB 2 — JOSHUA BURKETT — DIY MYSTICS
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Hartley C White — Illusion
Paul Abell — Halo for the Moon
Uncle Bobby — Dark Days
Jack Hamilton — Mountain of Time
Fergus Macroy — A New Day
Phyl Sheridan — Vagabonds Blue Trail
TP06 — Song 3
Bob Pratt — And Dreamer
Gordon Alexander — Sitting Around a Candle Getting Stoned
Tony Donovan — Aahing In the Kitchen
M Frog — Takatykitakite
Paul Ott — Message to Mankind
Bob Jordan — Wormtown
Jeff Pekarek — Gate, Gate
Buddy Starcher — History Repeats Itself

GLOB 2 — JOSHUA BURKETT — DIY MYSTICS

GLOB 3 — NOAH WALL — FREE REEDS
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Hmong — Mouth Harp
Somdee & Oneta — Lam Mahaxai
Bia — Untitled
Bounseung Synanone — Lam Phu Tai
Lahu — Naw Seu, Fulu Na O
Khamu — Double Clarinet
Lisu — Gourd Pipe
Cham — Ritual Music
Lisu — Large Pali Fulu
Lao — Untitled
Lahu — Naw
Lahu — Footstamped
Hmong — Midnight Song
Lahu — Courting and Dance Naw
Khamu — Panpipes
Hmong — Qen Wedding
Lahu — Mouth Harp

GLOB 3 — NOAH WALL — FREE REEDS

GLOB 4 — LIZ DURETTE — BIG EMOTIONS!
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Alicia De Larrocha & Victoria De Los Angeles — Gracia Mía (Enric Granados)
Albert Ayler — Heart Love
Stefan Hussong — Dream (John Cage)
Eddie Harris — I Don't Want Nobody
Elly Ameling — Der Hirt auf dem Felsen (Franz Schubert)
Nina Simone — Medley: My Sweet Lord/Today Is a Killer

GLOB 4 — LIZ DURETTE — BIG EMOTIONS!

GLOB 16 — MARK DENARDO — MELODY IS A STORY THAT RUNS LIKE A RIVER
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Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche — T’hroma's Laughter, Which Awes and Overpowers by Splendor
Awa Poulo — Dimo Yaou Tata 
Hakurotwi Mude, Cosmas Magaya — Nhemamusasa: Instrumental Excerpt II
Logan Takahashi — Cella
Tiga, Audion — Crushed by Meditation
Animistic Beliefs — Sinous Gullies
M. Geddes Gengras — Ishi
Amanaz — Khala My Friend
Ando San — The Bright Side
Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guébrou — Homesickness
Nmesh — 心痛を受け入れます
Oumou Dioubate — Bimolou
Luxury Elite 猫 シ Corp. — Strut (猫 シ Corp. Remix)
Sory Kandia Kouyaté — Alpha Yaya
Hiroshi Yoshimura — Dance PM

GLOB 16 — MARK DENARDO — MELODY IS A STORY THAT RUNS LIKE A RIVER

Mark Denardo: A Collage Ritual for Basquiat

Letters to the Afternoon is an eight-song suite comprising the inaugural release from pianist and composer Sarah Dutcher. Composed over the past year and recorded while 40 weeks pregnant with her first child, Letters to the Afternoon expresses familiar feelings of comfort and stability, as well as the inevitable uncertainty that stems from contemplating the future.

Letters is anchored by transient moments relating to earthly themes of time change, seasons, and weather. Dutcher composes based on memories that are small in scale but large in emotional breadth — “Our Little Town” references her childhood growing up in a small town in Georgia, while “Cambrian Morning” draws its inspiration from a train ride along the Cambrian coast of Wales during her college years.

Dutcher’s compositional style reflects traditional jazz standards and the work of classical French composers Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, and Gabriel Fauré. Taking inspiration from Debussy’s quietly descriptive song titles and penchant for experimental piano techniques, Dutcher composed these pieces with the intention that they be performed by other pianists and accessible to intermediate players. Dutcher also draws upon the harmonic language and memorable melodies of established jazz repertoire, resulting in a harmony of stimulating piano textures and bright rhythms with a keen ear towards tunefulness. In utilizing a three-part ABA song structure, Dutcher announces a theme, makes a departure, and finishes with a slightly varied return — marking both a reflection on her past and a gaze towards her future.

Sarah Dutcher is a solo and collaborative pianist, instructor, and composer formerly based in New York City and currently residing in Gainesville, GA. She specializes in new works and has performed premieres of new music by current composers at Lincoln Center, Brooklyn Museum, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and internationally in Italy and Portugal. Her vocal piece “Sleep” was commissioned and performed by members of the Grammy-winning ensemble Roomful of Teeth and was nominated for Best Composition of the Year by the the Austin Critics’ Table. She holds a Masters in Performance from Hunter College CUNY, where she studied with Dr. Geoffrey Burleson, and received her B.M. in Piano Performance and B.A. in English from The University of Georgia in Athens, where she studied piano with Dr. Martha Thomas and pedagogy with Dr. Pete Jutras. Other projects include the vocal duo Due Signore with soprano Stephanie Granade and synth duo Beyond Thyme with William Kennedy. She has been teaching private lessons for students of all ages for over a decade.

Marking the dawn of a new decade and the two-month birthday of her son, Letters to the Afternoon releases on January 1, 2021 in multi-format digital download. Two years and five months later, Letters to the Afternoon receives its long-awaited release on cassette tape on May 5, 2023. The tape features two new compositions on the b-side — entitled Hidden Skies — and is accompanied by a wooden botanical stamp.

Go ahead, send us a letter. We’ll write back.

© 2023 Soap Library // www.soaplibrary.net

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