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Celebrating innovative releases from the Pi Recording catalog
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This week we feature Pi Recording artists including the Tyshawn Sorey Trio, Anna Webber, Steve Coleman and the Five Elements, Luke Stewart, Jen Shyu, Henry Threadgill, Patricia Brennan, Matt Mitchell, Kate Gentile and others.Playlist
- Aaron Parks "Little Beginnings" from Little Big III (Blue Note) 0:00
- Brandee Younger "Tickled Pink" from Somewhere Different (Impulse) 4:48
- Host Speaks 7:47
- Patricia Brennan "Solar" from Maquishti (Valley of Search) 9:08
- Christopher Hoffman Henry Threadgill "What Comes" from Vision is the Identity (Out Of Your Head) 13:18
- Henry Threadgill "Mvt I, Finale" from The Other One (PI) 17:30
- Anna Webber "Idiom I" from Idiom (PI) 23:30
- Host Speaks 34:46
- Kate Gentile "14 the 5th clone" from Find Letter X (PI) 35:54
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago Tomeka Reid "Fanfare and Bell" from We Are on the Edge: A 50th Anniversary Celebration (PI) 43:28
- Luke Stewart "Seek Whence" from Unknown Rivers (PI) 50:14
- Host Speaks 55:46
- Jen Shyu "Lament for Breonna Taylor " from Zero Grassses: Ritual for the Losses (PI) 57:31
- Tyshawn Sorey Aaron Diehl Harish Raghavan "Your Good Lies " from The Susceptible Now (PI) 1:04:13
- Host Speaks 1:30:19
- Steve Coleman "Rumble Young Man, Rumble" from Live at the Village Vanguard Volume II (MDW NTR) (PI) 1:31:20
- Mali Obomsawin "Fractions" from Sweet Tooth (Out Of Your Head) 1:40:13
- Inbal Segev, (Camille El-Bacha, Composer), "Dance Between The Worlds" from 20 For 20 Volume 4 (Avie) 1:43:23
- Matt Mitchell "Zeal" from Zealous Angles (PI) 1:50:42
- Host Speaks 2:00:52
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Aaron Parks
Brandee Younger
Patricia Brennan
Christopher Hoffman
Henry Threadgill
Anna Webber
Kate Gentile
The Art Ensemble of Chicago
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Luke Stewart
Jen Shyu
Tyshawn Sorey
Aaron Diehl
Harish Raghavan
Mali Obomsawin
Inbal Segev
Matt Mitchell
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