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A Selection of Fresh Sounds and Some Re-releases
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Also featured are a recently re-released album from saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, her first self-released record; reissues of remarkable big band recordings from Joseph Daley interpreting Deadly Sins and Heavenly Virtues; a great improvised duo set from Karl Berger and Jason Kao Hwang; the debut album from bassist and composer Robert Lee, one of the most exciting new artists on the Canadian jazz scene, who delivers a compelling hybrid of modern chamber music, jazz, and contemporary folk; and the inaugural album by the jazz super-group, Spirit Fingers, featuring four of the hottest young lions on the jazz scene today, led by Greg Spero.
Playlist
- Dave Douglas "Manteca" from Dizzy Atmosphere (Greenleaf) 00:00
- Ingrid Laubrock "Forensic Experts" from Forensic (F-IRE) 09:09
- Joseph Daley "Diligence" from The Seven Heavenly Virtues and the Seven Deadly Sins (JoDa Music) 13:48
- Karl Berger and Jason Kao Hwang "Prophecy" from Conjure (True Sound Recordings) 24:49
- Robert Lee "Ascension" from Ascension (Self Released) 29:29
- Spirit Fingers "Inside" from Spirit Fingers (Shanachie) 36:05
- Ingrid Laubrock "Monologue Man Pt 2" from Forensic (F-IRE) 41:13
- Karl Berger and Jason Kao Hwang "Vanishing Roots" from Conjure (True Sound Recordings) 49:40
- Eric Dolphy "Mandrake" from Music Prophet—The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions (Resonance Records) 55:42
- Spirit Fingers "Being" from Spirit Fingers (Shanachie) 1:00:32
- Spirit Fingers "Find" from Spirit Fingers (Shanachie) 1:06:02
- Ingrid Laubrock "BLT" from Forensic (F-IRE) 1:14:23
- Joseph Daley "Lechery (Lust)" from The Seven Heavenly Virtues and The Seven Deadly Sins (JoDa Music) 1:26:45
- Karl Berger and Jason Kao Hwang "Water Finds Water" from Conjure (True Sound Recordings) 1:39:53
- Robert Lee "Day Dreams" from Ascension (Self Released) 1:53:37
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