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Catherine Russell, Wobjie, Steven Bernstein, Umberto Petrin & More New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra "Yes We Can" Good Time Music (Community Music, Vol. 2) (Royal Potato Family) 0:16
- Host talks 6:44
- Catherine Russell "At the Swing Cats Ball" Send for Me (Dot Time) 8:14
- Youn Sun Nah "Round and Round" Waking World (Arts Music) 11:15
- Host talks 15:22
- Airelle Besson "The Sound of Your Voice, Pt. II" Try! (Papillon jaune) 16:32
- Wobjie "Pityhob the One" Lull (Urgence Disk) 18:59
- Host talks 22:03
- Thomas de Pourquery "O Estrangeiro" Back to the Moon (Lying Lions) 24:30
- Umberto Petrin "Lost in a Lonely Woman" Everybody Dance -The Music of Chic (Musica Jazz) 30:26
- Michael Leonhart Orchestra "Big Bottom / Lonely Woman (feat. Donny McCaslin)" Suite Extracts -Vol. 1 (Sunnyside) 37:16
- Host talks 48:52
- Rachel Eckroth "Do Trees Fall In Love?" Common Mutations (Rainy Days) 50:36
- Anais Drago "Firma Mentis" Solitudo (CAM) 54:26
- Host talks 58:59
- Mike Pride "Dick for Brains" I Hate Work (RareNoiseRecords) 59:51
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