Dust-to-Digital Atlanta, Georgia
Presenter of music and sound cultures.
Enjoy top-notch audio restoration, along with in-depth research and lavishly-illustrated design in the PDF that accompanies each Bandcamp download from our catalog.
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I Am Servant of Your Voice: March 1917 - June 1918
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She really served with that one! I'm sorry I had to. In reality Groung is my contender for the best song and performance in history of music.
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100 Moons: Hindustani Vocal Art, 1930-55
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Marvelous, kaleidoscopic huayno music from Peruvian singer Esther Suarez, where sparkling keys provide the backdrop for aching melodies.
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To Drive Away the Vampires: Balkan Folk Musics, 1930s-80s
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Soulful and driven, with elements of deep drone throughout.
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