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An Eclectic Mix Of New Music With Pablo Masis, Brian Blade & More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Tristan De Liège X Jambal "Uncertainties (Radio Edit) from Certainties (Tristan De Liège X Jambal Music) 00:54
- Lifecycles "Black Heroes" from Volumes l & ll Now! and Forevermore Honoring Bobby Hutcherson (Stoner Hill Records) 05:12
- Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band "Kings Highway" from Kings Highway (Stoner Hill Records) 12:24
- Triio "What Cycle or Identity, in Lie Group or Waking" from Magnetic Dreaming (Elastic Recordings) 25:47
- Bobby Kapp and Richard Sussman "Tweed Boulevard" from Synergy -Bobby Kapp plays the music of Richard Sussman (Tweed Boulevard Records) 33:43
- Miguel Zenon & Luis Perdomo "En La Oscuridad" from El Arte Del Bolero Volume 2 (Miel Music) 43:58
- Kenneth Jimenez, Michaël Attias, Francisco Mela "Lastre y Barro" from Caribú (577 Records) 51:17
- Hsinwei Chiang "Opening The Ghost Gate" from Black Stream : Autumn (Formosa Collective) 1:00:00
- Christer Fredriksen "Low Dawn" from Mauve (Ramble Records) 1:08:31
- Pablo Masis "Supercollider" from Thought And Memory (Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records) 1:14:12
- Pablo Masis "Kabul Suite 1: An Unfamiliar Dawn" from Thought And Memory (Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records) 1:21:00
- Marcus Klossek "Reason 27" from Blink 6 (Double Moon / Challenge Records International) 1:30:42
- Aline Homzy "Circa Herself" from Eclipse (Elastic Recordings) 1:38:51
- Mike Jones "On Green Dolphin Street" from Are You Sure You Three Guys Know What You're Doing? (Capri Records) 1:45:41
- Kris Davis Diatom Ribbons "Nine Hats" from Live at the Village Vanguard (Pyroclastic Records) 1:53:44
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