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Modal Soul Classics is a compilation album from Japanese hip hop producer Nujabes.

Track listing

Scott Matelic - "To Impress The Empress"
Sleep Walker - "AI-NO-KAWA"
Goldlix - "atoll moao"
Specifics - "Under the Hood"
DSK - "Winter Lane"
Blue Asia - "Mourn, Sob & Cry"
Haki R. Madhubuti - "Children"
Unison - "Sound Network"
Takero Ogata - "Omnipresence"
Todd Rundgren - "A Dream Goes On Forever"
Heprcam - "Dionna"
Clammbon - "Folklore"
Lava - "Vem Para Ficar" (from Ristorante Mixtape)
Omar Sosa - "Iyawo"

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