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Kaisa Mäensivu, Jacob Young, Debora Petrina, Mowgli & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
July 11, 2023
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This week we focus on a bunch of projects that put lots of seemingly disparate elements into a blender and come up with distinctive sounds, from the smooth to the edgy.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Kaisa's Machine "Dream Machine" Taking Shape (Greenleaf) 0:16
Host talks 5:14
Jacob Young "Schoenstedtstrasse" Eventually (ECM) 6:25
Host talks 11:20
KÓSMOS "Hymn" Averno (Kósmos) 13:18
Sketchbook Quartet "Kanu" Kekova (Waschsalon) 21:29
Erik Friedlander "Heatwave" She Sees (Skipstone) 29:09
Host talks 35:01
Mowgli Giannitti "Malalamoler" Gueule De Boa (BMC) 37:36
Debora Petrina "Cocktailchemico" L'età del disordine (Alter Erebus) 43:42
Echoes of Zoo "The Call of the Quagga Quagga" Speech of Species (W.E.R.F.)48:20
Host talks 55:39
Christine Tobin "Sedges and Heather" Returning Weather (Trail Belle) 57:00
Louis Stewart "Invitation" Out on His Own (Livia) 1:02:55

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About Kaisa Mäensivu

Instrument: Bass

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