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Alexander Flood, Caixa Cabo, Butcher Brown, Emma-Jean Thackray, And More
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Tony Poole plays a selection from the Jazz First Chart. The music is generally an indicator to what British jazz DJs typically play at their club nights and on their radio shows. It incorporates several sub-genres of up-tempo jazz and world music including Afro-Cuban jazz, Brazilian jazz, hard bop, nu-jazz, jazz house, broken beat, funk fusion, etc. The Jazz First Team regularly compile a weekly chart from the latest new releases and Bandcamp sales. Colin Curtis, the top and most influential jazz dance DJ in the UK, features the chart on his "JazzDanceFusion" radio show every Sunday afternoon at The HitMix 107.5 FM.Playlist
- Julien Daian "Les Musiciens Dorment Le Matin (ft. Daniel Auteuil)" from Suppose It Is Butter (French Paradox)
- Emile Londonien "Catch The Light" from Inwards (Omezis Music)
- Niji "Jayé "Dance Dance Dance (ft. Afronaut Zu)" from Oriki (Aeronxutics)
- The Rvbb3r Bvnd "The Broken House" from The Broken House (unknown)
- Phil Dawson 6tet "Shifting Sands (Mainline)" from Don't Waste Your Ancestors' Time (Funkiwala)
- Ronald Snijders "Kaseko Sisters" from Penta (Night Dreamer)
- Emma-Jean Thackray "Black Hole (ft. Reggie Watts)" single (Brownswood)
- Butcher Brown "Montrose Forest" single (Concord Jazz)
- Caixa Cubo "Malibu" from Modo Aviao (Far Out Recordings)
- Caixa Cubo "Osaka" from Modo Aviao (Far Out Recordings)
- Alexander Flood "Life Is A Rhythm" single (Atjazz Record Co.)
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