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Amaro Freitas, Emma-Jean Thackray, Club D'Elf, Jowee Omicil and More New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Emma-Jean Thackray "Rahu & Ketu" Yellow (Movementt) 0:16
- Host talks 4:29
- Thomas de Pourquery "Joy" Back to the Moon (Lying Lions) 6:04
- Host talks 11:17
- Isfar Sarabski "G-Man" Planet (Warner) 12:09
- Leon Phal "Last Call" Dust to Stars (Kyudo) 20:40
- Host talks 23:51
- Club d'Elf "King Kong" You Never Know ([Unreleased]) 26:00
- Pierrejean Gaucher "Satie's blues" Zappe Satie (Musiclip) 38:08
- The Ed Palermo Big Band "Hung Up" I've Got News for You: The Music of Edgar Winter (Sky Cat) 43:45
- Host talks 47:03
- Florian Arbenz, Francois Moutin, Maikel Vistel "Scarlet Woman" Conversation #4: Vulcanized (Hammer Recordings) 49:32
- Thiago França "Carnaval Arco Iris" The Importance of Being Espetacular (Mais Um Discos) 54:21
- Amaro Freitas "Malakoff" Sankofa (Far Out) 56:48
- Host talks 1:04:11
- Louis Moutin, Jowee Omicil, François Moutin}} "Cosmic Dance" M.O.M (LABORIE Jazz) 1:05:12
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