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BLACK TIDE - Light From Above

Todd Andre

LOOSE CHANGE TRIO - Unstruck Note

Christopher Williams

COLLEEN BROWN - Foot In Heart

Leah Mertz

SCOTT COOK - Long Way To Wander

BRYAN ADAMS - 11

ZACHARI SMITH - Calling Out

Christopher Williams

JAMES MURDOCH - In Transit

LIZZ WRIGHT - The Orchard

THE TREWS - No Time For Later

SARA MELSON - Dirty Mind

HINTERLAND - Pan Pan Medico

KATE MAKI - On High

Christopher Williams

MATT COSTA - Unfamiliar Faces

HAWKSLEY WORKMAN - Between The Beautifuls

PROTEST THE HERO - Fortress

Christopher Williams

JACK JOHNSON - Sleep Through the Static

AARON NAZRUL - Butterfly Man

THE FEMINISTS - Can't Scream Loud Enough

STEVE DAWSON - Waiting For The Lights To Come Up

TWILIGHT HOTEL - Highway Prayer

SUMMERLAD - City Of Noise

ANDY SWAN - Andy Swan's Ottawa

Christopher Williams

RIVERS CUOMO - Alone: The Home Recordings Of Rivers Cuomo

CORB LUND - Horse Soldier! Horse Soldier!

Deborah Ground Buckner

ACROSS THE UNIVERSE SOUNDTRACK - Various Artists

Emily Axelson

NATHAN LAWR AND THE MINOTAURS - A Sea Of Tiny Lights

Christopher Williams

THE DETAILS - Draw A Distance. Draw A Border.

MOHAWK LODGE - Wildfires

Christopher Williams

OCTOBERMAN - Run From Safety

Christopher Williams

MARK BERUBE - What The River Gave The Boat

Christopher Williams

Girl Nobody - Balaclava Casino Heist

Christopher Williams

Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians - Stranger Things

Christopher Williams

Ferraby Lionheart - Catch The Brass Ring

Fionn Regan - The End Of History

Ryan Adams - Easy Tiger

Two Hours Traffic - Little Jabs

Christopher Williams

Maroon 5 - It Won't Be Soon Before Long

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