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Colin Stetson, Ches Smith, Marisa Monte, Evgeny Ponomarev & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
July 6, 2021
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The much-awaited return of Marisa Monte and the faux-Nippo-jazz of Julien Daïan open a show which centers around the outstanding new album by Ches Smith and dives deep into the diversity of today's international jazz scene.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Marisa Monte "Calma" Calma -Single (Sony) 0:16
Host talks 3:21
Julien Daïan Quintet "Shinjuku Nemura Naï" Cut Up (French Paradox) 04:09
Host talks 08:07
Evgeny Ponomarev Quartet "Pros & Cons" Clockwise (Rainy Days) 08:33
Host talks 13:59
Etenesh & Le Tigre (Des Platanes) "L'œil du crabe" Terminus Radioso (Mr Morezon) 14:51
Colin Stetson "Various Artists: Beyond the Break" Wind Layers (7K!) 20:22
Host talks 21:49
Ches Smith and We All Break "Women of Iron" Path of Seven Colors (Pyroclastic) 23:43
Attilio Sepe "Le Verbe" Nomads (WoW) 29:43
Florian Pellissier Quintet "Rio" Rio (Single) (Hot Casa) 37:32
Host talks 42:29
Tino Tracanna Trio "Lilies of the Valley" Distilled (Parco della Musica) 44:06
Mário Laginha, Julian Arguelles, Helge Norbakken "Jaamm Rek" Atlântico (Edition) 49:05
Paul Bedal "Panorama" Cerulean Stars (Bace) 54:00
Host talks 1:01:31
Yaniv Taubenhouse "Flow" Moments in Trio III -Roads (Fresh Sound/New Talent) 1:04:02

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Instrument: Woodwinds

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Green-wood Cemetery
Brooklyn, NY

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Opus 40
Saugerties, NY

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St. Albans Church
Ottawa, Canada

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The Axis Club
Toronto, Canada

Aug 20 Tue

MUTEK Montreal 2024

Mutek
Montréal, Canada

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Mississippi Studios
Portland, OR

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El Rey Theatre
Los Angeles, CA

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