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Brandee Younger, Theo Croker, William Parker, Marco Fumo & Other New Releases
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- Ben Allison"Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Theo Croker "Hero Stomp // A Future Past" Hero Stomp // A Future Past—Single (Masterworks) 0:16
- Host talks 7:49
- Web Web "Akinuba" Web Max (Compost) 9:15
- Brandee Younger "Spirit U Will" Somewhere Different (Impulse!) 12:27
- Host talks 19:27
- Benito Gonzalez "Smile" Sing to the World (Rainy Days) 20:38
- Julian Lage "Short Form" Squint (Blue Note) 26:22
- Noé Clerc Trio "Premiers Pluies" Secret Place (NoMadMusic) 29:49
- Host talks 35:08
- Maya Dunietz "Artichoke" Free the Dolphin -EP (Raw Tapes) 36:25
- Marco Fumo "Indagine" Il Mio Morricone: Tribute to a Friend (Odradek) 41:02
- Lauren Henderson "Forget Me" Musa (Brontosaurus) 44:03
- Host talks 48:23
- Duo Fines Lames "Fairy Blades" In Time Brubeck (Vento Azul) 49:24
- Erik Friedlander "Clamshell" Sentinel (Skipstone) 54:29
- Host talks 1:00:27
- William Parker "The Wall Tumbles Down" Mayan Space Station (AUM Fidelity) 1:01:10
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