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Happy New Year! New music from Jeff Parker and IVtet, Sara Serpa, Miguel Zenon, Camilla Battaglia and Daryll Yokley's Sound Reformation.
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Playlist
- Camilla Battaglia"Dead Butterfly" from ELEkTRA (Ropeadope) 0:00
- Tord Gustavsen" Extended Circle" from Seeing (ECM) 8:08
- Allegra Levy "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve" from Out Of The Question (SteepleChase) 13:18
- Pierre François Trio" There Had to be a Reason" from 5 AM (Self Produced) 16:29
- Host Speaks 24:14
- Tony Jones Jessica Jones" Duet Ballad" from Hearing Into The Future (Reva) 25:20
- Jeong Lim Yang "Synchronicity" from Synchronicity (Sunnyside) 30:29
- Leiba Trio "Espejos" from Prohibido Andar en Sulky (Ears & Eyes) 36:33
- Satoko Fujii " Morning Sun" from Altitude 1100 Meters (Libra) 43:52
- Host Speaks 53:43
- Jeff Parker " Late Autumn" from The Way Out of Easy (International Anthem) 55:52
- Sara Serpa Ingrid Laubrock Angelica Sanchez Erik Friedlander "A Mother's Heart" from Encounters and Collisions (Biophilia) 1:13:12
- Greg Ward Ziv Ravitz Matthew Stevens Leo Genovese" Late" from Full Cream (Sugah Hoof) 1:18:40
- Elsa Nilsson"Neneo, Charcao, Chacay " from Atlas Of Sound Quila Quina (Ears & Eyes) 1:26:09
- Host Speaks 1:32:47
- Daryll Yokley "La Profecía Revelada " from Un Mundo En Soledad ( Self Produced) 1:34:44
- Miguel Zenon " Displacement And Erasure" from Golden City (Miel) 1:45:14
- Xiomara Torres "Justicia" from La Voz del Mar (Patois) 1:52:48
- Host Speaks 1:57:43
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