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A Selection Of Brand New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
September 16, 2021
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On this week's show a broad range of new music from Ashley Summers, Jessica Ackerley and Daniel Carter, Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos, Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble, Tony Malaby, and Luis Vicente and Vasco Trilla. And kicking off with another new release from Alex Lefaivre.

Playlist

Alex Lefaivre "Boiler Room" from Naufragés (Arté Boréal) 00:00r
Ashley Summers "King of Swords" from True North (ears&eyes) 08:55r
Jessica Ackerley and Daniel Carter "Converging" from Friendship: Lucid Shared Dreams and Time Travel (577 Records) 15:46r
Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos "Cuento #19" from Volume 4 (ears&eyes) 24:48r
Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble "Deep, and Blue" from Different Roots (Red Piano Records) 28:49r
Tony Malaby "Murga Gringa" from Jersey Candombe (Turnpike Diaries Volume 5) (Bandcamp) 35:35r
Alex Lefaivre "Reset" from Naufragés (Arté Boréal) 49:16r
Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos "Cuento #21" from Volume 4 (ears&eyes) 57:15r
Ashley Summers "True North" from True North (ears&eyes) 1:00:53r
Jessica Ackerley and Daniel Carter "Lucid Dreamer" from Friendship: Lucid Shared Dreams and Time Travel (577 Records) 1:08:15r
Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble "A Room Full Of People" from Different Roots (Red Piano Records) 1:18:52r
Luis Vicente & Vasco Trilla "Swirling Winds" from Made of Mist (577 Records) 1:27:38r
Alex Lefaivre "Sin City" from Naufragés (Arté Boréal) 1:38:32r
Ashley Summers "Eli" from True North (ears&eyes) 1:44:49r
Jessica Ackerley and Daniel Carter "Awakening" from Friendship: Lucid Shared Dreams and Time Travel (577 Records) 1:48:27r
Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos "Cuento #23" from Volume 4 (ears&eyes) 1:52:04r
Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble "If I'm To Live" from Different Roots (Red Piano Records) 1:55:29r

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