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This week we celebrate the outstanding Swiss independent label, Intakt. Also, we have an extended work by the emerging artist Rico Jones, and a nuanced composition from trombonist/composer John Yao and his "17 piece instrument."Playlist
- Shuteen Erdenebaatar / Nils Kugelmann "What Will Remain" from Under the Same Stars (Motema) 00:00
- John Yao "Early Morning Walk" from Points in Time (See Tao) 03:37
- Host Speaks 10:00
- Sumi Tonooka Alchemy Sound Project " For Stanley" from Under the Surface (ARC) 11:42
- Rico Jones "BloodLines Suite of the Eternal and Omnipresent Spirit" from BloodLines (GiantStep Arts) 20:18
- Host Speaks 50:40 Myra Melford "A Line With A Mind Of Its Own" Michael Formanek / Ches Smith from Splash (Intakt) 52:08
- Louis Moholo-Moholo / Marilyn Crispell "Journey" from Sibanye (We Are One) (Intakt) 56:38
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Multicellular Beings" from Abstraction is Deliverance (Intakt) 1:08:26
- Host Speaks 54:44
- Ingrid Laubrock Kris Davis "Blood Moon" from Blood Moon (Intakt) 1:16:48
- David Murray Quartet "Cycles and Seasons" from Francesca (Intakt) 1:01:31
- Angelika Niescier Tomeka Reid / Savannah Harris "A Dance to Never End" from Beyond Dragons (Intakt) 1:29:28
- Ohad Talmor "Four Sextet Variations on Tune 4" from Back to the Land (Intakt) 1:38:32
- Host Speaks 1:45:38
- Silke Eberhard Trio "Being-A-Ning" from Being-A-Ning (Intakt) 1:48:15
- Host Speaks 1:53:48
- Irene Schweizer " Reise" from Irene's Hot Four (Intakt) 1:56:12
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Radio & Podcasts
Rico Jones
Hobart Taylor
Shuteen Erdenebaatar
Nils Kugelmann
John Yao
Sumi Tonooka
Alchemy Sound Project
Myra Melford
Michael Formanek
Ches Smith
Louis Moholo-Moholo
Marilyn Crispell
James Brandon Lewis Quartet
Ingrid Laubrock
Kris Davis
David Murray Quartet
Angelika Niescier
tomeka reid
Savannah Harris
Ohad Talmor
Silke Eberhard Trio
Irene Schweizer
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