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Marching Jaybird
02:20
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Junk
02:01
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Fool
02:15
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A Field for Noticing
03:00
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Twittering Machine
02:48
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The Answer
04:23
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I am the answer
Waiting for you in the cupboard
I am dancer
Performing for you there is no other
Light in your brain
Please let me explain
I may come in
A clear plastic bag
Dripping down
Like the slowest rain
I am the answer
Moving all your heavy luggage
I am dancer
Even though your words grow sluggish
Days, all the days
They pile up
But each one fits the maze
Random turns and dead ends
Where are all my friends
I am the answer
Burning through every room in your brain
It's okay. Even the ceiling says you're okay.
And this collage I have brought you would have stayed permanently dark
But then you let me inside, you let me inside, and now my world is going up
It's going up in flames
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Me, Wag
02:44
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Rosine New York, New York
Bassist and composer Mark Lerner, occasionally augmented by friends and family.
Rosine recommends:
I Water Your Dreams: The Complete Studio Tracks (1991-93)
by Kurt Hoffman's Band of Weeds
Kurt Hoffman is a genius. This sort of third-stream stuff combines the best of chamber-y composition with jazz improv and a good dose of rock.
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The Heavens: The Atheist Gospel Trombone Album
by Jacob Garchik
Stumbled on this and thought about it a lot in the early stages of making my album "L." Brilliant playing, composing and arranging.
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Cartoon jazz with punk energy and secretly brilliant composition. Their second album is aces, too.
go to albumIf you like Rosine, you may also like:
supported by 6 fans who also own “Aim Low (Oddments from L)”
I support power pop about thrift shop tchotchkes.
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Princess Telephone
by Sugar Fight
supported by 5 fans who also own “Aim Low (Oddments from L)”
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Recorded live in a cabin, the debut EP from Ohio drone-folk trio The Peel treats back-porch jams like otherworldly rituals.
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