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Chris May's Best Jazz Albums Of 2024
Rob LuftDahab Days
Edition Records
Kahil El'ZabarOpen Me: A Higher Consciousness of Sound and Spirit
Spiritmuse
Joel RossNublues
Blue Note Records
Ruth GollerSkyllumina
International Anthem Recording Company
Chris PotterEagle's Point
Edition Records
Lucien JohnsonAncient Relics
Deluge Records
Cassie KinoshiGratitude
International Anthem Recording Company
Charles MingusCharles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus To Pre Bird Revisited
Ezz-thetics
Charles LloydThe Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow
Blue Note Records
Kjetil MulelidAgoja
Odin Records
Amy ClarkCadair Idris
New Soil
Lizz WrightShadow
Blues & Greens
Jake LongCity Swamp
New Soil
Shabaka HutchingsPerceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace
Impulse! Records
Tomeka Reid3+3
Cuneiform Records
Alina BzhezhinskaAltera Vita
BBE Records
Hanna PaulsbergFlukten
Odin Records
Tom SkinnerVoices Of Bishara Live
International Anthem Recording Company
Almost All Things ConsideredSail Cabin Records
Cecil TaylorLive At Fat Tuesday's February 9,1980 First Visit
Ezz-thetics
Oded TzurMy Prophet
ECM Records
Johanna BurnheartBär
Self Produced
Tomasz StańkoSeptember Night
ECM Records
Etienne CharlesCreole Orchestra Featuring René Marie
Culture Shock Music
Vinicius MendesMacunaismo Tardio Vol. 1&2
Notes On A Journey
Jon De LuciaThe Brubeck Octet Project
Museum Clausum
Linda SikhakhaneIladi
Blue Note Records
Ndubisi OnyediekeOrile To Berlin
Sonar Kollectiv
Larry StabbinsStrangeness Oscillation
Noetic Records
Michael WintschLive At Jazz Festival Willisau 2023
Ezz-thetics
Esperanza SpaldingMilton + esperanza
Concord Music Group
HarrisPSpirits Of Mauronoros
Veego
Dorothy AshbyAfro-Harping Deluxe Edition
Verve Music Group
Marcelo FrotaGira
Batov Records
Seun KutiHeavier Yet Lays The Crownless Head
Record Kicks
Josephine DaviesSatori: Weatherwards
Whirlwind Recordings
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