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Marc, Lemuel

Replace The Population

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"I had the privilege of meeting Wadada Leo Smith after a show, 'Everyone thinks the trumpet is made out of brass - it's really made out of air.' This recording is my exploration of that concept."-Relative Pitch

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Lemuel Marc-trumpet

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UPC: 5904224873790

Label: Relative Pitch
Catalog ID: RPRSS038
Squidco Product Code: 36473

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2025
Country: USA
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded at GSI studios, in in New York, New York, from May 25th, 2023, to January 26th, 2024, by Jason Rostkowski.

Mastered by Weasel Walter.

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Lemuel Marc is a Boston-based composer and trumpet player currently studying at the New England Conservatory (NEC). He's known for his experimental and improvisational style, frequently performing around New England with various musicians. He's also involved with projects like the Emperor King Bishop TrioDuo and the Hivemind Brass Quintet.

-Squidco 7/15/2025

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Track Listing:

1. Human Awareness 03:28

2. For Afarin Nazarijou 03:54

3. Vaschstil - Dance 1 04:02

4. Vaschstil - Dance 2 05:28

5. Flowers 03:45

6. Parade 02:16

7. TIGM pt 1 01:31

8. TIGM pt 2 04:55

9. Fabricate - Sun Ra 05:35

10. Exit 01:18

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