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Joe Hollick - Smoth
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Sam Annand - EFF
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The Open Path - Atlas
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Tanat - Seven Weeks
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Ela Orleans - Dionysys
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Ben Chatwin - Waves
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Kinbrae - Echolocation
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Blackford Hill Edinburgh, UK
Our releases encompass electronica, field recordings, modern classical, spoken word and jazz - all connected to or inspired by a sense of place, created in a variety of audio and print formats.
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