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Jihye Lee, Dave Holland, Omar Sosa, Bheki Mseleku & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
April 24, 2021
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Hypnotic tunes, Orchestras, South African piano masters and James Brandon Lewis' prolific vein are the main themes of this show focusing on new and upcoming releases.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Omar Sosa "Shibinda" An East African Journey (OTA) 0:16
Host talks 4:54
Sam Fribush "[Outtake]" Sam Fribush Organ Trio, Vol. II: The Root (CHM) 7:00
De Beren Gieren "Stress Als Optie" Less Is Endless (Sdban) 11:24
Host talks 13:30
Dave Holland "Mashup" Another Land (Edition) 15:00
Lee Pardini "ETA" Homebodies (GroundUP) 21:29
Ghost Funk Orchestra "Asphalt Homeland" Asphalt Homeland -Single (Golden Rules) 29:07
Host talks 33:07
Daniel Hersog Jazz Orchestra "Motion" Night Devoid of Stars (Cellar) 34:58
Jihye Lee Orchestra "Struggle Gives You Strength" Daring Mind (Motema) 43:14
Nortonk "Chutes and Ladders" Nortonk (Biophilia) 49:08
Host talks 53:23
Bheki Mseleku "Cosmic Dance" Beyond the Stars (Tapestry Works) 55:31
The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet "Before the Rain and After" Spring (Matsuli) 1:01:52
James Brandon Lewis & Red Lily Quintet "Fallen Flowers" Jesup Wagon (Tao Forms) 1:05:26
Host talks 1:12:14
James Brandon Lewis "Even the Sparrow" Even the Sparrow (PDX) 1:13:06

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