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Georgia Anne Muldrow, Hal Willner, Butcher Brown & More New Releases
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Genre-bending, re-imaginings of masters past and present, and eclectic alliances of musicians from different scenes and backgrounds are at the heart of this week's roll-call of new and upcoming releases, with the latest albums by Jyoti (a.k.a. Georgia Anne Muldrow), and Hal Willner, deserving special attention.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Butcher Brown "Cabbage (DFC)" #KingButch (Concord) 0:16
- Host talks 4:53
- Ezra Collective "Dark Side Riddim" Dark Side Riddim -Single (Enter the Jungle) 6:36
- Yaya Bey "Paterson Plank" Madison Tapes (Elevated) 11:49
- Host talks 14:48
- Gil Scott-Heron, Makaya McCraven "New York Is Killing Me" We're New Again: A Reimagining by Makaya McCraven (XL-International Anthem) 17:49
- Various Artists "Organ Blues [feat. Helga Davis]" Angelheaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan & T. Rex (BMG) 23:04
- Jyoti "Ra's Noise (Thukumbado)" Mama, You Can Bet! (SomeOthaShip Connect) 27:17
- Host talks 30:33
- Lakecia Benjamin "Om Shanti" Pursuance: The Coltranes (Ropeadope) 33:37
- Roy Ayers "Shadows of the East" Jazz Is Dead 002 (Jazz is Dead) 38:59
- Josh Johnson "Simple Song" Freedom Exercise (Northern Spy) 42:37
- Host talks 49:19
- Sean Khan "Palmares Fantasyer" Palmares Fantasy (Far Out) 51:31
- Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah "Guinnevere" Axiom (Ropeadope) 56:46
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