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Flying Lotus - Presents INFINITY ''Infinitum'' - Maida Vale Session LP

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Commissioned by Gilles Peterson at Maida Vale for BBC Radio 1, Thundercat, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson and Ravi Coltrane join Steve Eliison aka Flying Lotus on INFINITY for a super-jazz performance. The session features otherwise unheard track 'Golden Axe'.

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1. MmmHmm

2. Golden Axe

3. Tea Leaf Dancers

4. Drips

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