Fix Python 3 compatibility issues #21
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I had some problems running this with Python 3.
futuresis a native component in Python 3 and the package was a backport for Python 2 https://pypi.org/project/futures/librosawith the pinned version had issues with other dependencies, updated to a newer version, which necessitated changing to use keyword arguments 0.10 positional argument deprecation removal and dev version bump librosa/librosa#1521