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New music from John Pena, Trio Grande, Janek Gwizdala and The Devine King project

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
November 5, 2023
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New music from bassist John Pena, The Fusion Syndicate and from Germany The Fire Orange Project. Trio Grande with Gilad Hekselman, British bassist Janek Gwizdala and The Devine King Project also from the UK. Back to the early to mid-2000s with guitarist Claude Pauly, Polish Pianist Krzysztof Herdzin and guitarist Jim Weiders Project Percolator.

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John Pena "Mr Botomy" from Life,Legacy & Music Pt 1 (Self Produced) 00:00
The Fusion Syndicate "Meteor Shower" from Beautiful Horizon (Cleopatra) 06:17
The Fire Orange Project "Meltmi" from Echo sounder-the Live Sessions (Housemaster) 12:48
Trio Grande "Strasbourg St Denis" from Trio Grande (Whirlwind) 19:06
Janek Gwizdala "Night Watch" from Night Watch (Self Produced) 25:29
The Devine King Project "Status Confirmed" from The Devine King Project Vol 1 (Self Produced) 31:43
Claud Pauly "Moorish Maze" from Mind Meets Matter (AZ 002) 38:03
Krzysztof Herdzin "Drunky Spunky Funky from Kingdom Of Ants (Wydawictwo) 44:24
Jim Weider's Project Percolator "Motivator" from Pulse (Self Produced) 50:55

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