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Honoring Mutual Mentorship for Musicians on the occasion of their festival October 4th, 2025 at Roulette in Brooklyn
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Honoring Mutual Mentorship for Musicians on the occasion of their festival October 4th, 2025 at Roulette Intermedium in Brooklyn, New York, featuring Sara Serpa, Kenny Barron, Jen Shyu, Yuhan Su, Immanuel Wilkins and many more...Playlist
- Host Speaks 00:00
- Jen Shyu "Lament for Breonna Taylor" from Zero Grasses: Ritual for the Loses (Pi Records) 4:00
- Kenny Barron "Delores Street" from The Source (Artwork) 10:42
- Shoko Nagai "Hello Universe" from Forbidden Flowers (Infrequent Seams) 19:36
- Host Speaks 22:38
- Sara Serpa/Matt Mitchell "News Cycle" from End of Something (Obliquity) 28:26
- Maia The Artiste "Rebirth" from Waters Deep (The Village) 32:52
- Host Speaks 37:00
- Immanuel Wilkins "Everything" from Blues Blood (Blue Note) 39:56
- Devon Gates "Bass" from Voice/Bass (Self-Produced) 46:00
- Host Speaks 56:24
- Becca Stevens /Billy Childs "The Confession" from Map to the Treasure (Sony) 58:16
- Nicole Mitchell/Coco Elysses/Alexis Lombre/JoVia Armstrong "The Struggle is Real" from Sesc Jazz: Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Sway (Black Earth Music) 1:02:50
- Noa Fort "Deepening" from Everyday Actions (Ears&Eyes) 1:12:15
- Sororii/Carolina Borja-Marroquín "Sisters" from Esperanza (Self-Produced) 1:18:20
- Host Speaks 1:21:46
- Yuhan Su "Double Consciousness" from Over the Moons (Endectomorph) 1:26:34
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Sara Serpa
Hobart Taylor
Jen Shyu
Kenny Barron
Shoko Nagai
Matt Mitchell
Maia
Immanuel Wilkins
Devon Gates
Becca Stevens
Billy Childs
Nicole Mitchell
Coco Elysses
Alexis Lombre
Jovia Armstrong
Noa Fort
yuhan su
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