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moved-by-sound England, UK
An independent label reissuing music that is important but out of print.
artists that
should be heard more and remunerated.
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All the artist (or there families) retain all copyright & publishing ownership, and the royalties/benefits from there compositions. The label only profits from its share of selling LPs
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Children of the Forest
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Echos (O Susanna)”
Professor Graves always amazes, this lost session from a week prior to the recording of his classic "Babi" is a welcome addition to his discography.
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Pianist Pat Thomas continues his recent resurgence with yet another release with [Ahmed]. A group named after bassist / oudist Ahmed Abdul-Malik, this is their first recorded offering since 2021’s Nights on Saturn (Communication). https://avantmusicnews.com/2024/01/21/amn-reviews-ahmed-wood-blues-2024-astral-spirits/
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The Quintet
by Horace Tapscott Quintet
supported by 10 fans who also own “Echos (O Susanna)”
Burnin’ stuff! An instant classic!
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Behold A Black Wave [PURP004]
by Calabashed
With hints of hip-hop, poetry, and avant-garde jazz, this album is an evocative listen.
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Trumpeter/composer Ashley Ballat and jazz guitarist Stephen Magnusson create warm and imaginative sonic landscapes.
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Open The Gates
by Irreversible Entanglements
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 31, 2021
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Open The Gates
by Irreversible Entanglements
supported by 10 fans who also own “Echos (O Susanna)”
Energy time maddafakkas! This is hard hitting free jazz for the revolution. Listening to this you could believe it might actually happen! Anyone who thinks Jazz is for old folks should give this a spin. It couldn’t be more contemporary to my ears.
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