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Ilaria Capalbo, Nate Smith, Sky Creature, Louis Hayes & Other New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- The Baylor Project "Strivin'" Generations (Be a Light) 0:16
- Host talks 5:26
- Danilo Blaiotta "Third Night. The Waiting" The White Nights Suite (Filibusta) 06:05
- Host talks 11:52
- Nate Smith "Square Wheel" Kinfolk 2: See the Birds (Edition) 13:00
- Ilaria Capalbo "Part I: Ab Radice" Karthago (Blue Nord) 18:00
- Host talks 26:47
- Michela Lombardi "Jeremiah Blues, Part 1" When We Dance—the Music of Sting—Vol. 2 (Oceantrax) 28:36
- Ayesha Brooks, Wayne Horvitz, Ha-Yang Kim "Crispin and Lisa's Duet" Trouble in Mind (Lions with Kings) 33:24
- Sky Creature "No One" No One -Single (Open Ocean) 37:24
- Host talks 39:15
- Simone Prattico "Tanger" Oriundo (Zamora Label) 40:49
- Guillaume de Chassy "Music is Melody" L'âme Des Poètes (NoMadMusic) 45:21
- Louis Hayes "Desert Moonlight" Crisis (Savant) 47:45
- Host talks 52:57
- Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers "Moanin'" First Flight To Tokyo: The Lost 1961 Recordings (Blue Note Records) 54:56
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