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Demographic Shift
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Lane and Joanna
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Grattitude
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Michael Shannon
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Agnes Martin
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Alan Hall and Ratatet (and Kworkestra) California
Kworkestra sprung from Ratatet, which sprung from a collective trio named Electreo, which featured bassoon, bass and drums. Seeking a fuller sound and more musical options; Asheville based composer, and drummer Alan Hal, added trombone, vibes and keyboards , and eventually went crazy and started to add instrumentalists from around the world for his original music videos, and Kworkestra was born. ... more
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