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A set of tracks from 10 new big band albums released so far in 2026, including Kurt Elling, John Beasley and 8 others
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- Javier Nero "The Fourth Dimension" from Alkebulan (Outside In) 7:28
- Ben Markley Big Band "Off Minor" from Tuesday Morning Feeling (OA2) 6:32
- Stephen Philip Harvey Jazz Orchestra "Ain't No Sidekick" from Multiversal (Self Released) 5:41
- Paul Keller Jazz Orchestra "Jer's Latin Tune" from Thank You Notes (Cold Plunge) 5:57
- Dan West Big Band "Besmirched, Befuddled and Verklempt" from Presenting the Dan West Big Band (Wayside Records) 8:22
- Eyal Vilner Big Band "Battle Royal" from Big Apple Stomp (Self Released) 2:33
- Kurt Elling with the WDR Big Band "My Very Own Ride" from In the Brass Palace (WDR) 8:54
- John Beasley with SWR Big Band "Fire and Rain" from The Invisible Piano (o-tone) 4:38
- Dave Slonaker Big Band "Shifty Paradigms" from Shifty Paradigms (Origins) 7:59
- Vancouver Jazz Orchestra "The Sorcerer" from Vancouver Jazz Orchestra Meets Brian Charette (Cellar) 6:15
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