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New Music From Kaze, Pepa Niebla, Will Régnier & More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 15, 2024
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On this show we present recent and forthcoming releases from Ultraviolet, Petra Haller & Meg Morley, Kaze, Pepa Niebla, Will Régnier, Enthusiastic Musicians Orchestra, Joel Tucker & Nick Tucker, Daniel Prim, Tony Jones & Jessica Jones, The Rob Dixon Steve Allee Quintet, Federico Ughi feat. Leo Genovese and Brandon Lopez, and, Neal Kirkwood Big Band.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Ultraviolet "Treetop Canopy" from Ripples & Waves (Self Released) 00:57
Petra Haller, Meg Morley "Thicker Than Blood" from Shoulders I Stand On (Self Released) 08:27
Kaze "We Waited" from Unwritten (Circum—Disc/Libra) 14:31
Pepa Niebla "Renaissance" from Renaissance (Hypnote) 32:23
Will Régnier "Traces" from Traces (Self Released) 40:19
Enthusiastic Musicians Orchestra "Drift" from Jazz in Meanjin 008: Live at JMI (4000 Records) 47:48
Joel Tucker Commodore Trio "Communal" from Communal (Midwest Crush Music) 54:50
Tucker Brothers "Skylark" from Live at Chatterbox (Midwest Crush Music) 1:00:00
Daniel Prim y Su Parampampan "El Festejo" from Home (ears&eyes) 1:10:42
Tony Jones & Jessica Jones "I Thought About You" from Hearing Into The Future (Reva Records) 1:15:33
The Rob Dixon Steve Allee Quintet "If We Must Die" from Standards Deluxe (Self Released) 1:23:48
Federico Ughi feat. Leo Genovese and Brandon Lopez "The Infinite Cosmos Are Calling You You You" from Infinite Cosmos Calling You You You, Vol. 1 (577 Records) 1:30:32
The Neal Kirkwood Big Band "Monolithic Attitude" from Night City (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 1:49:09

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