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Harriet Tubman, Peter Brötzmann, Angelika Niescier and many exciting new releases
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- Gard Nilssen Acoustic Unity "The Root" from Great Intentions (Action Jazz) 00:00
- Ornette Coleman & Prime Time "Healing the Feeling" from Virgin Beauty (Portrait Records) 09:15
- Elliot Sharp "KLAV E" from K!L!A!V! (Zoar Records) 15:55
- Ishmael Ali "Stars in My Pocket" from Burn The Plastic, Sell The Copper (Amalgam) 22:30
- Ken Vandermark "Sunflowers" from October Flowers for Joe McPhee (AudioGraphic Records) 30:10
- Pulverize The Sound "Lifo" from Black (Ars Ludicra) 38:45
- Harriet Tubman & Georgia Anne Muldrow "Anatomical Fable of the Elements" from Electrical Fields of Love (Pi Recordings) 46:20
- Angelika Niescier/Christopher Tordini/Gerald Cleaver "5.8" from New York Trio (Intakt Records) 55:05
- Filippo Sala "Senz'acqua" from Maree (Aut Records) 63:40
- Albert Mangelsdorff/Jaco Pastorius/Alphonse Mouzon "Zores Mores" from Trilogue—Live at the Jazz Days (MPS Records) 72:10
- Peter Brötzmann/John Edwards/Steve Noble/Jason Adasiewicz "Set One Night Two" from The Quartet Live (Otoroku) 80:55
- Adam Schatz "A Growing Line at the Returns Counter" from Civil Engineering Vol. 1 (Jealous Butcher Records) 90:30
- Chrome Hill & DŌJŌ "Fjord Fairlane" from Free Rangers (Clean Feed) 99:15
- NPV "Eyes in the Heat" from Sentieri Andulate (NPV) 107:50
- Chris Speed Trio "Helicopter Lineman" from Respect for Your Toughness (Intakt Records) 116:20
- Aruán Ortiz w/ Andrew Cyrille and Mauricio Herrera "Lucero Mundo" from Inside Rhythmic Falls (Intakt Records) 125:00
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