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Gretchen Parlato, Shabaka Hutchings, Francois Lana, Artemis & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
March 27, 2021
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There's too much great music to squeeze into two hours a week of Mondo Jazz. Here's a mixtape to share more gems from Roxana Amed; Gretchen Parlato; Lionel Loueke; Artemis; James Brandon Lewis; François Lana; Ron Miles; Michael Wolff; Francesco Bearzatti; Shabaka Hutchings; Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Roxana Amed "Chacarera para la mano izquierda" Tumbleweed -Single (Sony Latin) 0:00
Gretchen Parlato "Magnus" Flor (Edition) 0:00
Lionel Loueke "Cantaloupe Island" HH (Edition) 8:32
Artemis "The Sidewinder" Artemis (Blue Note) 12:32
James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Per 1" Molecular (Intakt) 17:31
Francois Lana "Hillness (Tribute to Andrew)" Cathedrale (Leo) 19:12
Ron Miles "Custodian of the New" Rainbow Sign (Blue Note) 24:20
Michael Wolff "Fall" Live at Vitello's (Sunnyside) 32:05
Francesco Bearzatti's Tinissima 4et "Lolita" Zorro (C.A.M.) 40:12
Shabaka Hutchings "Prints Tie" Blue Note Re:imagined (Blue Note) 44:59
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah "West of the West" Axiom (Ropeadope) 51:33

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