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The Cornelia and Portico Quartet Playlists: A New Video

The Portico Quartet has posted a video of a song called “Steepless,” featuring the singer Cornelia; I’ve updated the former’s playlist and added it to the latter’s.

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Daisuke Tanabe

The erstwhile art student Daisuke Tanabe is a DJ and electronic musician in Tokyo who’s lived in London and is currently represented by the Berlin record label

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Portico Quartet

These days, jazz is percolating in London, where, in the music of the Portico Quartet, it’s invigorated by the beats of the clubs, by the dissonance of contemporary classical and the

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Cornelia

In London, recently relocated, there’s a young Swedish singer and master of the remix, Cornelia Dahlgren, whose nom d’artiste is simply Cornelia; there she’s found herself among several

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