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Chelsea Carmichael, Takuya Kuroda, James Taylor Quartet, OHMA & Other New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- James Taylor Quartet "The Danzig Connection" Man in the Hot Seat (Audio Network) 0:16
- Host talks 4:02
- Louis Fontaine "Colpevole innocente" L'Obsession (Broc) 5:15
- Host talks 8:12
- Michael Benedikt "Sunday Groove" Sunday GrooveSingle (Self-released) 9:54
- OHMA "Worlds Within Worlds" Between All Things (Colorfield) 11:36
- Host talks 15:04
- Sam Gendel "Tate-Waku (竪沸く, Rising Steam)" Blueblue (Leaving) 17:21
- Wax Machine "Tears from the Skies" Hermit's Grove (Batov) 22:35
- Kalaha feat. Hilal Kaya & Aarhus Jazz Orchestra) "Laga Luga" Tutku (April) 26:14
- Host talks 30:39
- Marquis Hill "The Thump" The Thump (Makaya McCraven Remix) (Edition) 32:21
- Takuya Kuroda "Midnight Crisp" Midnight Crisp (First Word) 36:21
- Host talks 41:43
- Neue Grafik Ensemble "Officer, Let Me Go to School" Foulden Road Part II (Total Refreshment Centre) 43:35
- Chelsea Carmichael "All We Know" All We KnowSingle (Native Rebel) 47:49
- Host talks 55:41
- Jeremy Cunningham, Dustin Laurenzi, Paul Bryan "New Dust" A Better Ghost (Northern Spy) 56:25
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