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Susanna Risberg, Andrea Keller, Pat Donaher, Johan Lindström & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
May 18, 2021
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Jazz from Sweden, Republic of Korea, Australia, Switzerland and the USA in this set which blends tradition, innovation, and social engagement.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Jazzagenturen "Bohemia After Dark" Live at Sodra Teatern, Pt.2 (Bra Skivor) 0:16
Host talks 4:52
Butcher Brown "Truck Fump -Single" Truck Fump -Single (Concord) 5:45
Host talks 10:49
Loke Risberg "The Gentleman & Hizcaine" Boiler Room (C.A.M. Jazz) 11:56
Andrea Keller "Boundaries" Curates Monday Nights Live at the Jazzlab Volume 2 Meditations for 2 to 3 Players (Self-released) 17:18
Johan Lindstrom Septett "The Prom" On the Asylum (Moserobie) 26:20
Host talks 30:39
Focusyear Band "Ladina Oswald" Bosque (Neuklang) 32:10
Pat Donaher "D2" Occasionally (DK2) 37:29
Soojin Suh "Unity" Roots to Branches (Self-released) 44:24
Host talks 48:13
Jordan VanHemert "I Am Not a Virus" I Am Not a Virus (Parma Recordings) 49:16
Peter DiCarlo "The Imposter" Onward (Shifting Paradigm) 57:54
Host talks 1:04:17
Felipe Salles "Iii. An Education to Begin With" The New Immigrant Experience (Tapestry) 1:06:49

Photo credit: Rene Jakobson

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