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Young Blood
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Game
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Cym Drone
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Relative(s)
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Ghost Box
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Flight
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rahdarkahC
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G a m e
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Brian Shankar Adler New York, New York
Described as "a polyrhythmic force… New York City gritty yet still somehow capable of evoking the delicacy of a summer breeze…” (JazzTimes), multidisciplinary percussionist/composer Brian Shankar Adler transcends the terrain between genre and geographic region, asking: how can we find connection through rhythm? ... more
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