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Sunday, April 1, 2018 | 18:00 to 19:00 | Playlist

New Artist Song Album Label
Johnny Cash I walk the line Cash the Legend Sony
* Renata Zeigur Below Zeiguer Northern Spy/Double Denim
* Morena y Clara Deje de quererte No Llores Mas Pharaway Sounds
* Caroline Rose Money Loner New West
* Brigid Mae Power Is my presence in the room enough for you? The Two Worlds Tompkins Square
* Guided by Voices Sport Component National Space Gun GBV Inc.
* Los malditos Le Passage Le reve Svart
* Shannon and the Onions Tell me when you leave Onion Easy Eye Sound
* Los yetis el juego de amor Los Yetis Vinilissimo
* Senic Route to Alaska Ghost of Love Tugh Luck Revolver Distribution Servies
* Lily Chao Who Can Know my Heart Chinese Folk Songs Akuphone
* Moaning Artificial Moaning Sub pop
* Red River Dialect Open Sky Broken Sky Stay Open Paradise of Bachelors
* Grand Analog Ballad of the Beast Survival EP self-released
* Ruby Boots Don't Give a Name Don't Talk About It Bloodshot
Billy Brag There is Power in a Union Talking With the Taxman About Poetry Elektra