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Introducing Brittany Davis and new music from Sharel Casssity, Tortoise, Ines Velasco and Sean Imboden
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Playlist
- Marianne Solivan "Drifting Through This Maze" from Break's Over (Imani) 0:00
- Gustavo Cortiñas "The Man of Flesh and Bone" from The Crisis Knows No Borders (Desafio Candente) 6:00
- Brittany Davis" Amid the Blackout of the Night" from Black Thunder (Loose Grooves) 12:42
- Host Speaks 22:23
- Steve Allee "Hubbub" from Naptown Sound (Jazzville) 23:46
- Sharel Cassity " Magnetism" from Gratitude (Sunnyside) 33:36
- Reddish Fetish"Journey Into Satchidananda" from Llegue (Self Produced) 39:12
- Jeff Parker"After The Rain" from Suite for Max Brown (International Anthem) 45:24
- Host Speaks 50:10
- Jessica Jones "Higher Than" from Edible Flowers (Reva) 52:07
- Anteloper " Isotope 420" from Anteloper tour beats Volume 1 (International Anthem) 58:12
- Tortoise " Oganesson" from (Single) (International Anthem) 51:58
- Jackie Myers " Brown Dirt Shuffle" from What About the Butterfly (Self Produced) 1:10:07
- Marquis Hill "Smo Melody n Shit feat Caroline Davis" from Composers Collective: Beyond The Jukebox (Black Unlimited Music Group) 1:14:42
- Ines Velasco " The Heron Crosses." from A Flash of Cobalt Blue (Self Produced) 1:19:06
- Sean Imboden" Someone To Watch Over Us" from Communal Heart (Self Produced) 1:25:34
- Macie Stewart "Murmuration-Memorization " from Where The Distance Is Blue (International Anthem) 1:34:24
- Alex Coke & Carl Michel Sextet "Situation " from Situation (Play On) 1:41:36
- Eva Novoa "Popcorn in your Brain " from Novoa Kamaguchi Cleaver Trio Volume 2 (577) 1:48:25
- Host Speaks 1:52:32
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