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From Bolivia guitarist Carlos Fischer, Sixun, Wasafiri and Senri Kawaguchi

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 17, 2024
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Some music from 2022 including guitarists Carlos Fischer and Jon Durant and the band Wasafiri. French band Sixun, and Japanese drummer Senri Kawaguchi. We hear Into The Night featuring Kozo Sugnama and Derek Sherinian as well as live music from Danish guitarist Soren Lee.

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Carlos Fischer "Plenitude/Busqueda 2" from Busqueda Infinita (Self Produced) 00:00
Fractal Sextet "Planet 9" from Fractal Sextet (Alchemy) 07:24
Wasafiri "Future Step" from Klearlight (Eastwood Music) 14:42
Sixun "The Seven Keys" from Unixity (Dreyfus Jazz) 22:05
Senri Kawaguchi "Park Moderne" from Triangle Live in Yokahama (King) 29:28
Into The Night "Kogarashi" from Into The Night (Arpegio) 36:48
Derek Sherinian "Nomads Land" from Vortex (Inside Out) 44:19
Soren Lee Diversity Trio "diversity" from Live In Copenhagen (SLEE Records) 51:52

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