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All New Releases From Ephemeris, Science Friction, Toine Thys Orlando, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
April 4, 2024
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All new releases from Ephemeris, Tim Berne Science Friction, Toine Thys Orlando, Dun-Dun Band, Ellie Lee, Hakon Skogstad, Francisco Mela featuring Leo Genovese and William Parker, Dan Weiss, Sam Wilson, and, Paul Dunmall with Paul Rogers and Mark Sanders.

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Show Intro 00:00
Ephemeris "Gnomon" from Ephemeris (Marsken Records) 00:53
Tim Berne Science Friction "Deadbeat Beyoncè—SciFry" from No Tamales On Wednesday (Screwgun) 18:54
Toine Thys Orlando "El Curandero" from Betterland (Hypnote) 44:42
Dun-Dun Band "No. 20 (Once Raw: The Aging G)" from Pita Parka Pt. 1 : Xam Egdub (Ansible Editions) 51:35
Ellie Lee "On The Road" from Escape (Self Released) 1:00:00
Håkon Skogstad "A Contemplative Rhapsody" from 8 Concepts of Tango (Øra Fonogram) 1:07:27
Francisco Mela featuring Leo Genovese and William Parker "Earth" from Music Frees Our Souls—Vol. 3 (577 Records) 1:14:34
Dan Weiss "The Children of Uvalde" from Even Odds (Cygnus Recordings) 1:27:54
Sam Wilson "Dance of the Fungi" from Wintertides (Self Released) 1:34:50
Paul Dunmall, Paul Rogers, Mark Sanders "Another Other" from Wildlife (Fundacja Słuchaj) 1:41:48

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