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Ben Monder, Ingrid Laubrock and More

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
March 30, 2019
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The Dutch powerhouse quintet Spinifex included a pair of tracks imbued with Sufi traditional music of Kurdish/Iranian origin, and a Qawali traditional from Pakistan on their last recording, Amphibian Ardour; they loved the challenge of fusing those styles into their irregular structures and free jazz so much that they decided to go all in on their newest release, Soufifex. There's always challenging music on releases from the Relative Pitch label, and this episode brings music from new albums by Ingrid Laubrock and Tom Rainey, Fish Scale Sunrise which features saxophonist Ab Baars and the duo of cellist Tomeka Reid and percussionist Filippo Monico. You'll also hear new tunes from guitarists Ben Monder and Maurizio Brunod, and more from the selected recording for Black History Month, Dr. Mark Lomax, II's 400: An Afrikan Epic.

Playlist

Chris Potter "Koutomé" from Circuits (Whirlwind) 0:00
Host speaks 6:45
Tom Rainey "Shutter" from Utter (Relative Pitch) 9:04
Ingrid Laburock & Tom Rainey "Dusk" from Utter (Relative Pitch) 13:30
Iro Haarla & Ulf Krokfors "Batterie" from Around Again: The Music of Carla Bley (Tum) 18:25
Kuba Plużek Quartet "Teonanacatl" from Creationism (For Tune) 24:24
Host speaks 29:40
Eric Dolphy "Alone Together" from Musical Prophet (Resonance) 32:58
Dupont T "Spiders" from Spider's Dance (Ultrabolic) 45:11
Host speaks 51:34
Massimo De Mattia Suonomadre "Giapeto" from Ethnoshock (Caligola) 52:52
Mark Lomax "Uponyaji" from 400: An Afrikan Epic (Self-released) 59:48
Mark Lomax "Slavery into the New World" from 400: An Afrikan Epic (Self-released) 1:07:05
Host speaks 1:13:24
Spinifex "Unnecessary Lines" fromSoufifex (TryTone) 1:16:05
Stephan Crump's Rosetta Trio "Synapse" from Outliers (Papillon Sounds) 1:29:26
Fish Scale Sunrise "Receding Mountains" from No Queen Rises (Relative Pitch) 1:35:02
Host speaks 1:40:25
Tomeka Reid, Filippo Monico "The Mouser" from The Mouser (Relative Pitch) 1:41:12
Mick Rossi "Wrecking Ball" fromSongs from the Broken Land (Orange Mountain Music) 1:45:44
Host speaks 1:51:32
Maurizio Brunod "Ayleristic" from African Scream (Caligola) 1:52:42
Spinifex "Marifa" from Soufifex (TryTone) 1:59:09
Host speaks 2:09:20
Ben Monder "Goldfinger" from Day After Day (Sunnyside) 2:10:41
Ben Monder "Day After Day" from Day After Day (Sunnyside) 2:16:33
Dave Rempis, Brandon Lopez & Ryan Packard "Raho Navis" from The Early Bird Gets (Aerophonic) 2:22:20
Host speaks 2:32:01
Jasper Blom "Least of Your Worries" from Polyphony (Whirlwind) 2:33:12
Jeff Cosgrove, Matthew Shipp & William Parker "Last Steps First" from Near Disaster (Grizzley) 2:40:45
Host speaks 2:49:34
Manuel Hermia "The Colour Under the Skin" from Long Tales and Short Stories (Igloo) 2:50:32

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