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New Music From Chris Bieniek, Drift Lab, Masal And Greg Spero

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 3, 2023
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New music from Australian guitarist Chris Bieniek, from Italy Drift Lab, from France Masal, and from Argentina Juan Cortes. Plus Marcus Venehsalo with Frank Gambale, Dhafer Youssef, Greg Spero, MAMOGI, Italian guitarist Rugerro Robin and drummer Damone Jackson.

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Chris Bieniek "Battle with The Bossa" from Monsteria (Self Produced) 00:00
Drift Lab "M-I-M-M-A" from Moonlight (Self Produced) Time Marker
Marcus Venehsalo-Frank Gambale "Projekt 13" from Project 13 (Self Produced) Time Marker
Masal "Shoot" from Ahora (L'enclume) Time Marker
Dhafer Youssef "Funky SharQ" from Street Of Minarets (BackBeta Edition) Time Marker
Greg Spero "Jam 1.6" from The Chicago Experiment Re-Visited (Ropeadope) Time Marker
Juan Cortes "Kadikoy" from Wameru (Self Produced) Time Marker
MAMOGI "Crack Drill" from MAMOGI (Self Produced) Time Marker
Rugerro Robin Jazz Trio "Undicasima" from LO-Fi Project (Prestige Elite) Time Marker
The Damone Jackson Outcome "Miles Among Us" from Unstable (Lee May Music) Time Marker

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