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A1

Joan Bibiloni - Nits De La Sultana

A2

The Zenmenn - The Legend of Haziz

A3

Ströer - When You Stopped Sleeping

A4

Androo - W.I.O. (Micmac Mix)

A5

Joel Graham - Cool Blue Pool

B1

Jonny Nash - Dream It Right

B2

Terekke - Just Ducking Around

B3

Mei Honeycomb - Squeaky Eye Syndrome

B4

Tombolo - Continental Drift

C1

Kuniyuki Takahashi - Forest Dust

C2

Yu Su - Mitti Attar

C3

Gigi Masin - Panama Girl

D1

Ocean Moon - The Ecstatic Alarm

D2

Mike Turtle - Borrowed Times

D3

Ramzi - Baci

D4

Suso Sáiz - Kailas

D5

Dea - Undecenial

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2023 marked the tenth year of Music From Memory; a decade of groundbreaking archival releases, cross-generational collaborations and long-standing creative partnerships with our ever-expanding community of artists.

To celebrate this milestone, earlier this year we asked our roster of artists to submit a piece of music for an anniversary compilation. As submissions gradually came in, we were blown away by what we received and slowly began to piece them together into what was to become “10”.

Featuring work from artists who were present during the formation of the label, such as Gigi Masin, Joan Bibiloni and Michal Turtle, as well as artists like The Zenmenn, RAMZi and Dea, who have helped the label expand over subsequent years, “10” serves as a natural bookmark of where we are musically, whilst simultaneously reflecting on the label's rich musical past.

In keeping with the Music From Memory ethos, the music of “10” spans both time and space, with submissions ranging from Vito Ricci's 'Da Hamptons' (1985) to Yu Su & J. Wilson's 'Mitti Atar' (2023). It crosses the globe, with a total of 10 countries represented across 17 tracks. The final result is an immersive musical compilation that flows perfectly from start to finish.

Tragically, during the last few weeks of finalising MFM066, label co-owner Jamie Tiller passed away in a sudden accident. “10” was always intended to be a way to reflect on the journey of Music From Memory. The fact that it is now also one of the last releases that the team all worked on together adds a whole other level of reflection and makes it all the more special.