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A Selection Of Exciting New Releases
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Michael Dease "Rainbow People" from Best Next Thing (Posi-Tone) 00:36
- Plantas Horribles "CTM" from Plantas Horribles (Neue Numeral) 07:55
- Steve Cardenas, Ben Allison, Ted Nash "Ida Lupino" from Healing Power (Sunnyside Records) 12:38
- Jessica Ackerley, Patrick Shiroishi, Chris Williams, Luke Stewart, Jason Nazary—SSWAN "Invisibility is an Unnatural Disaster" from Invisibility is an Unnatural Disaster (577 Records) 19:23
- Fade In Trio "Enneadecaedro" from Live Fast, Die a Legend (Cleanfeed Records) 28:09
- Gaston De La Cruz Quintet "Hamal" from Constelaciones (Discos ICM) 32:48
- Dave Douglas "Swing Landscape" from Dave Douglas and The Westerlies with Anwar Marshall: Live in Portland [2016] (Greenleaf) 38:03
- Robert Lee "The King and the Mountain" from Cha-Ran (Three Pines Records) 48:36
- Michael Dease "Charlie Jaye" from Best Next Thing (Posi-Tone) 53:58
- Plantas Horribles "PH Cruzando El Rio" from Plantas Horribles (Neue Numeral) 1:00:00
- Steve Cardenas, Ben Allison, Ted Nash "Ictus" from Healing Power (Sunnyside Records) 1:01:29
- Fade In Trio "Requiem" from Live Fast, Die a Legend (Cleanfeed Records) 1:04:57
- Michael Dease "With Love" from Best Next Thing (Posi-Tone) 1:12:27
- Steve Cardenas, Ben Allison, Ted Nash "Healing Power" from Healing Power (Sunnyside Records) 1:19:42
- Plantas Horribles "Planta" from Plantas Horribles (Neue Numeral) 1:25:02
- Fade In Trio "Tachykinesia" from Live Fast, Die a Legend (Cleanfeed Records) 1:28:59
- Ten Meter Band "Mr Bojangles and His Mates" from Ten Meter Band (Self Released) 1:36:10
- Carole Nelson Trio "Chrysalis" from Night Vision (Black Stairs Records)
- Carole Nelson Trio "Mayfly" from Night Vision Black Stairs Records) 1:51:56
- Carole Nelson Trio "The Silence of Clouds" from Night Vision (Black Stairs Records) 1:53:30
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