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Esinam, Maurice Louca, Amir ElSaffar, Keshav Batish & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
October 9, 2021
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Around the jazz world in 70 minutes, as we criss-cross from North America to the Caribbean, from West-Africa to Europe, from North-Africa to India and back.

Happy listening and enjoy your jazz air-miles!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Dave Holland "The Village" Another land (Edition) 0:16
Host talks 8:55
Jean-Jacques Rojer "Guiambo" Soko (Sunnyside) 10:36
Lionel Loueke, Reuben Rogers, Eric Harland "Footprints" Close Your Eyes (Sounderscore) 15:48
Host talks 21:48
Esinam "Let It Be" Shapes in Twilights of Infinity (Werf) 23:06
Maurice Louca "El-Gullashah (Foul Tongue)" Saet El Hazz (The Luck Hour) (Northern Spy) 28:51
Host talks 33:08
Amir ElSaffar "Lightning Flash" The Other Shore (Outnote) 34:23
Keshav Batish "Gayatri" Binaries in Cycle (Woven Strands) 43:12
Host talks 51:21
Horizons Quartet "Get the Point" Horizons Quartet (Pm) 52:21
Renee Rosnes "Silk" Kinds of Love (Smoke Sessions) 57:11
Host talks 1:02:31
Altoizm "Bembe's Kids" Altoizm (Afarmusic) 1:04:29

Photo credit: Maël G. Lagadec

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