7d Media Santa Fe, New Mexico
Recording label for the genre-busting artists Security Project, Stick Men, Trey Gunn & Pat Mastelotto of King Crimson, Phurpa, Crystal Beth, SONAR, AKKU Quintet, Third Star Records, DiN Records, Trista Records, KTU, TU, 3Below, Inna Zhelannaya, Markus Reuter, Kwame Binea, N.y.X., Matte Henderson, Under The Psycamore and more. ... more
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