Concert Window 2015-05-13, by Michael Garfield

Concert Window 2015-05-13

by Michael Garfield

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	1.	Welcome 00:22
	2.	Indecision 04:59
	3.	Let It All Get Out 03:55
	4.	Language in a Gravity Well 02:06
	5.	In Zero With Grace 04:46
	6.	Underground River 07:26
	7.	Always Catching Up 03:50
	8.	Marry in the Flame 03:19
	9.	You Don't Have To Move 10:45
	10.	Orbifolds 10:07

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My first webcast performance from home, recorded while streaming live on ConcertWindow.com. Includes the first-ever recording of "Indecision" (in a very weird improvised looping arrangement) and "Always Catching Up," as well as the freestyle track "Orbifolds."

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released May 13, 2015

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Michael Garfield Santa Fe, New Mexico

Singer-songwriter, avant-guitarist, and live electronic producer all at once, Michael's dynamic live shows and intricate albums takes listeners on emotional trips spanning folk tradition and the avant-garde.

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