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New Music From Guiliana, Ullman, Jukič, Douglas And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
April 27, 2023
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On this show we feature a wide selection of new releases from Mark Guiliana, Trevor Watts, The Flame (Robert Mitchell, Neil Charles, Mark Sanders), Hummus Crisis, Gebhard Ullmann, Robert Jukic and Dave Douglas with Elan Mehler.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Mark Guiliana "Mischief" from Mischief (Edition) 00:45
Trevor Watts' Original Drum Orchestra "Cardiff 1b" from The Art Is In The Rhythm Volume 2 (Jazz In Britain) 11:21
The Flame (Robert Mitchell, Neil Charles, Mark Sanders) "Ignitions" from Towards The Flame, Vol. 1 (577 Records) 23:21
Hummus Crisis "Banks of the River J" from Banks of the River (Self Released—Jazz Cahoots) 45:43
Gebhard Ullmann Das Kondensat "Impromptu #4" from Andere Planeten (Why Play Jazz) 53:23
Robert Jukič 4 "spet" from Res Publica (Jazz Cerkno Records) 1:00:40
Dave Douglas & Elan Mehler "If There Are Mountains" from If There Are Mountains (Greenleaf) 1:08:40
Gebhard Ullman Das Kondensat "25 Rotations Later" from Andere Planeten (Why Play Jazz) 1:14:02
Hummus Crisis "Dutch Daffs" from Banks of the River (Self Released—Jazz Cahoots) 1:19:08
Robert Jukič 4 "rde?" from Res Publica (Jazz Cerkno Records) 1:24:58
Mark Guiliana "Radio Carbon Dating App" from Mischief (Edition) 1:29:02
Dave Douglas & Elan Mehler "Even A Nameless Stream" from If There Are Mountains (Greenleaf) 1:35:42
Gebhard Ullman Das Kondensat "Andere Planeten 1" from Andere Planeten (Why Play Jazz) 1:39:36
Gebhard Ullman Das Kondensat "Andere Planeten 2" from Andere Planeten (Why Play Jazz) 1:43:41
Hummus Crisis "Heavy Days" from Banks of the River (Self Released—Jazz Cahoots) 1:47:36
Robert Jukič 4 "Psalm" from Res Publica (Jazz Cerkno Records) 1:55:19

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