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2024 Winter JazzFest: The Out-of-Towners

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
January 9, 2024
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New York's Winter JazzFest is a happening where globetrotters discover our scene's goings-on. It's also the place where New Yorkers get chance to hear music from abroad (or at least from out of town), including by musicians featured here. Enjoy a playlist which will make you want to go to see them live!

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Léon Phal "Same Human" Stress Killer (Heavenly Sweetness) 0:16
Host talks 4:06
Lionel Belmondo, Stephane Belmondo, Thomas Bramerie, Laurent Fickelson, Eric Legnini, Dré Pallemaerts "St. Stephen > the Eleven" Deadjazz (Plays the Music of the Grateful Dead) (B-Flat/Jazz&People) 5:44
Host talks 13:32
Bokani Dyer "Mogaetsho" Radio Sechaba (Brownswood) 15:14
Malika Zarra "Yallah Tnam Rima" Rwa (The Essence) (D.Zel Prod) 20:44
Host talks 26:30
Natalie Greffel "O sol te faira bem" O sol te faira bem—Single (Colors) 28:36
Rogê "Existe uma Voz" Curyman (Diamond West) 31:42
Pedro Martins "Amor Fantasma" Rádio Mistério (Heartcore) 35:21
Host talks 40:28
Tineke Postma "Hymn for Hestia" Aria (Edition) 41:58
Chiquita Magic feat. Ambrose Akinmusire "Toda Una Vida" CURSI (1030406 Records DK2) 48:08
Host talks 51:09
Nduduzo Makhathini "Indawu" Modes of Communication: Letters from the Underworlds (Blue Note) 52:56
Shabaka "Call it a European paradox" Afrikan Culture (Impulse!) 1:01:25
Host talks 1:04:56
Natural Information Society "Stigmergy" Since Time Is Gravity (Eremite) 1:05:41

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