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Oscillate
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U R THA 1
04:44
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Ginealach
05:54
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Deja Vu
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Hüpf
06:31
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Alexander Flood Adelaide, Australia
Alexander Flood, one of Australia’s most creative and versatile drummers and bandleaders, forges a new direction in his
sound with third outing “Oscillate” – a synthesis of club music and jazz, bringing together Australian & European energies and sonics into an
LP that is music for the whole body. Out via Jakarta Records May 12th.
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