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Adam Nitti, Matteo Mancusco, David Binney and Ollie Usiskin

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
July 14, 2023
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Bassist Adam Nitti, Italian guitarist Matteo Mancusco, MAMOGI with Mohini Dey, Israeli guitarist Nilli Brosh with Virgil Donati and Japanese bassist Tetsuo Sakurai. Jazz from Ray LeVier, David Binney and John Escreet and Indian Pianist Lydian Nadhaswaram. UK drummer Ollie Usiskin with his latest Trio Zone completes the hour.

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Adam Nitti "Antisocial Media" from Not Of This World (Renaissance Man) 00:00
Matteo Mancusco "Samba Party" from The Journey (Mascot) 0:05:27
MAMOGI "Dirty MFR" from Dirty MFR (Self Produced) 11:02
Nilli Brosh "Alien Hip Hop" from A Matter Of Perception (Self Produced) 16:40
Tetsuo Sakurai "Funky Punch" from TLM20-Live Memories (Victor) 22:12
Ray LeVier "Wig Glue" from Wig Glue (RSL Records) 27:48
David Binney "Action" from Action (Mythology) 33:20
John Escreet "Kickback" from The Age We Live In (Self Produced) 38:37
Lydian Nadhaswaram "Parkour" from Chromatic Grammatic (Amly) 44:12
Ollie Usiskin "Stand Alone" from Trio Zone (iTi) 49:40r

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