Get all 26 Dosh releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Blast, Tomorrow 1972, Tomorrow 1972, Copy That, If U Strike Me Down, Summertime Time, Cesario Archives - Minneapolis 2/16/05, Cesario Archives - New York City 5/23/08, and 18 more.
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Manhatta
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Copy That
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Big Floyd
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Tomorrow Is In The Bones
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If U Strike Me Down
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Dosh Minneapolis, Minnesota
Martin Dosh has been making independent music since 2002. His original label was anticon, but he has released much music on his own label, Dosh Family, since 2005. Summertime Time was released in 2020 by Broker's Tip, and the upcoming release, Tomorrow 1972 will be out late spring 2021, via Max/Min ... more
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Tomorrow 1972”
Magic in its purest form. I love Floating Points, I love Pharoah Sanders, I love The London Symphony Orchestra. It's a match made in heaven, and the result is absolutely gorgeous. I have loved this record since its release, and realized I don't own it for some reason. So its time to change that. 9.5/10 honestly could become a 10/10 on an indepth vinyl relisten.
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The longtime collaborators envision an alternative for radio and its potential to shape the future.
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Under the Lilac Sky
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Tomorrow 1972”
I've been wanting to hear sounds like this for a long time without ever realizing it. A beautiful fusion of musical traditions.
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