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Bobby Sparks, Kiyo-Sen, Fernando Molinari, Human Element and ARC Trio

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
June 19, 2022
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New music from Bobby Sparks II, Kiyo-Sen from Japan, Fernando Molinari from Brazil, Mathias Heise Quadrillion plus Human Element from their album You are In You and ARC Trio with the John Daversa Big Band featuring Jimmy Haslip, Scott Kinsey, Gergo Borlai.

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Bobby Sparks "Musical Diarrhea" from Paranoia (Leopard) 00:00
Kiyo-Sen "Midnight Construction" from Exatune (Nichion) 06:20
Fernando Molinari "Control" from Reaching Inside (Self Produced) 12:43
Mathias Heise Quadrillion "Blue City" from Blue City (Giant Sheep) 18:08
Human Element "Tweakerson" from You Are In You (Abstract Logix) 25:22
Human Element "Take The Papers" from You Are In You (Abstract Logix) 31:43
ARC Trio with the John Daversa Big Band "Mirrors" from ARCEOLOGY the music of MSM Schmidt (Blue Canoe) 38:06

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About Jimmy Haslip, Scott Kinsey, Gergö Borlai

Instrument: Bass

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