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Omar Sosa, Southern Energy Ens., Dominique Fils-Aimé, Keith Brown - Mixtape

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
June 15, 2021
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Two hours are so quick to fill and one has to often leave out several tracks that would deserve attention but, for a reason or another (length, similarities to other selections, need for variety and flow etc.), don't find the right spot in the playlist... To partially remedy this situation we have a "companion mixtape" series when it's necessary to share great music in addition to that which is included in our regular show.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Southern Energy Ensemble "Energy" Southern Energy (Strut) 0:00
Gretchen Parlato "Roy Allan" Flor (Edition) 6:09
Roberto Cecchetto, Lionel Loueke "Step by Step" Humanity (Via Veneto Jazz) 9:53
Michel Benita "Elisian/Inutil Paisagem" Looking at Sounds (ECM) 16:44
Roxana Amed "El regresso" Ontology (Sony Latin) 21:33
Omar Sosa "Che Che" An East African Journey (Ota) 27:14
Dominique Fils-Aimé "While We Wait" Three Little Words (Ensoul) 30:04
Loke Risberg "Get It While You Can" Boiler Room (C.A.M. Jazz) 33:14
Chris McCarthy "Bury Me in Times Square (Underneath the M&M Store)" Still Time to Quit (Ropeadope) 37:04
Keith Brown Trio "118 & 8th" African Ripples (Space Time) 44:39
Binker and Moses "The Shaman's Chant" Escape the Flames (Gearbox) 50:39

Photo credit: Andrea Rotili.

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