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Joints
JointsJoints

Catno

SL043

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Aug 25, 2025

Ethereal Logic (S.Moreira & Indi Zone) releases new music after a 4-year hiatus. While focused on their solo projects, they made time to revisit their signature blend: organic downtempo rhythms bathed in bliss. The release also includes a remix for Australian drummer and producer Ziggy Zeitgeist.

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A1

Joint No. 1

A2

Few Simple Facts

B1

Ziggy Zeitgist - Jin Mu (Ethereal Logic Remix)

B2

Ono

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