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Ayumi Ishito, John Hadfield, Smith Komma John, Aufmessers Schneide & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
March 29, 2022
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Welcome on board, fasten your seat belts as you're about to take off for a rewarding journey around the jazz world with stops in Senegal, Ethiopia, Kenya, Morocco, France, Austria, Switzerland, Norway the UK, and back to Brooklyn from the mesmerizing sounds of Alune Wade to the post-Bitches-Brew-stew of Ayumi Ishito and a lot more in-between.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Alune Wade "Saba's Journey" Sultan (Enja/Yellowbird) 0:16
Host talks 5:41
Heiri Kaenzig "Nighttime In Mombasa" Travelin' (Universal) 6:55
Host talks 11:26
Nicolas Folmer "Marseille Agadir" Breathe (Cristal) 12:40
Shake Stew "Wake Up and Be Gone" Heat (Traumton) 21:57
Sylvain Rifflet "Sven Coolson" Aux Anges (Magriff) 26:55
Host talks 31:35
John Hadfield "Barbès" John Hadfield's Paris Quartet (Outnote Records) 33:08
Johnathan Blake "Steppin' Out" Homeward Bound (Blue Note) 37:05
Host talks 46:42
Ayumi Ishito "Night Chant" Vol. 1 (577) 48:07
Smith Komma John "Reggi" Reggi -Single (Jazzland) 53:46
Mark Lockheart "Fluorescences" Dreamers (Edition) 59:07
Host talks 1:04:00
Aufmessers Schneide "881.569" Stereo Friction (JazzWerkstatt) 1:13:07

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About Ayumi Ishito

Instrument: Saxophone

Concerts

Aug 6 Tue

Musique Libre Femmes

Downtown Music Gallery
New York, NY

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