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Julie Campiche, Jim Black, Federico Nuti, Sebastian Rochford & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
February 28, 2023
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Kurt Elling and Charlie Hunter are back, and they're SuperBoogieng! So are Jim Black and Kit Downes, featured on a couple of new albums each. The playlist also showcases interesting new European projects, and albums that blend jazz with hip-hop and music for the dance floor.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme" 0:00
Kurt Elling, Charlie Hunter feat. Nate Smith "Boogie Down" Guilty Pleasures—EP (Edition) 0:16
Host talks 3:30
Federico Nuti "Remains of Human Connections" InFormal Setting (HORA) 5:17
Julie Campiche Quartet "Utopia" You Matter (Yellowbird) 13:57
Host talks 20:04
Cedric Hanriot feat. Days "Monday the 26th" Time Is Color (Morphosis Arts) 21:45
Matters Unkown feat. Miryam Solomon "Eloquence" Transmissions from Total Refreshment Center (Blue Note) 28:28
Host talks 32:11
Jim & The Schrimps "Snaggs" Ain't No Saint (Intakt) 34:16
John Zorn "Bagatelle #77" Bagatelles—Vol. 11: Jim Black Quartet (Tzadik) 37:31
Host talks 43:36
KUHN FU "Nosferatu (Live in Saalfelden)" Live in Saalfelden (Berthold) 45:37
Sebastian Rochford, Kit Downes "Love You Grampa" A Short Diary (ECM) 52:32
Host talks 58:45
Pablo Held feat. Norma Winstone "Underwater Rendezvous" Buoyancy (Hopalit) 1:00:42

Photo credit: Gerald Langer

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