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An outstanding new release from Emma Dayhuff featuring Isaiah Collier and Paul Cornish, Kevin Sun's latest, Jane Ira Bloom and Caleb Wheeler Curtis with Jason Moran
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Playlist
- Host Speaks 00:00
- Jane Ira Bloom " White Tower" from Light from a Person (Outline) 00:07
- Alain Bradette"Lunatic" from For My Loved Ones (Quantum Gravity) 06:24
- Host Speaks 13:10
- Anna Webber "Killing Wealth" from It's Easier to Imagine the End of the World... (Intakt) 13:49
- Anna Webber/Adam O'Farrill/Elias Stemeseder/Lesley Mok"Wince" from Shimmer Wince (Intakt) 17:27
- Enzo Favata "Albatros" from Ritornare (ECM) 26:12
- Host Speaks 32:32
- Camila Nebbia/Marilyn Crispell/Lesley Mok "There Is No Land" from A Reflection Distorts Over Water (Relative Pitch) 34:44
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis/Jason Moran "Ain't No Storm" from Incantation (Imani) 38:03
- Host Speaks 44:20
- Jin Hi Kim/Henry Kaiser"Pushing Through" from Jin Hi Kim Collection (Neuma) 46:51
- Frank Wess Quartet "I See Your Face Before Me" from Frank Wess Quartet (1960)—Moodsville, Volume 8 (Remastered 2026) (Craft) 50:12
- Host Speaks 56:36
- Emma Dayhuff/Isaiah Collier/Paul Cornish/Jonathan Pinson/Corey Wilkes "Scorched Bark and Wildflowers" from Mountains (Division 81) 57:55
- Asaf Yuria /George Cables"Con Alma" from In the Light of a New Moon (JoJo) 1:10:36
- Julia Hulsmann"Walkside" from While I Was Away (ECM) 1:16:11
- Kevin Sun " Belong, Sonny" from Kevin Sun I, & Kevin Sun, II (Endectopmorph) 1:21:05
- Host Speaks 1:27:44
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