Mujic for the Pretty Vulgar, by Ezekiel Jiminez

Mujic for the Pretty Vulgar

by Ezekiel Jiminez

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"Mujic for the Pretty Vulgar" is the debut OMbient album from Argentinan expatriate, Ezekiel Jiminez. Recorded in the rural Mississippi Delta, the album received a limited release to national arts museums in 1995 where it became an influential muse for some of todays most well-known cultural artisans.

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released June 25, 2010

Written, Produced and Performed by Ezekiel Jiminez

Executive Produced by Boston Fielder
Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by 2KLB at the Womb, GA
Artwork by Roy Lagrone
Visual Design by Boston Fielder

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