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Kala Jula, Gangbé Brass Band, Rudy Royston, Samuele Strufaldi & More
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From projects inspired by African traditions to jazz spiked with hard-rock, passing through some fascinating chamber influences, this episode showcases the creativity, breadth and depth of today's international jazz scene.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Kala Jula, Gangbé Brass Band "Asro" Asro (Buda Musique) 0:16
- Host talks 8:44
- Peter Somuah feat. Stevo Atambire "The Sky" Letter to the Universe (ACT) 10:22
- Host talks 14:30
- Samuele Strufaldi "Davorio" Davorio (Música Macondo) 16:10
- Ze in the Clouds feat. Paolo Fresu, Uri Caine "Fame Usque Mortem" Oportet 475 (Tuk) 21:39
- Host talks 24:19
- Rudy Royston Flatbed Buggy "A.M Hours" Day (Greenleaf) 27:35
- Sam Bardfeld "On the Seat of Which" Refuge (BJU) 31:50
- Vincent Peirani "Black Hole Sun" Black Hole Sun—Single (ACT) 37:05
- Host talks 41:23
- Francesco Bearzatti "Intro to Heaven / Stairway to Heaven" Post Atomic Zep (doKumenta) 42:51
- Brass Against "End" End—Single (Self-released) 51:04
- Host talks 54:42/li>
- Ingrid Laubrock "Grammy Season" The Last Quiet Place (Pyroclastic) 57:15
- Brandon Seabrook "The Perils of Self-Betterment" brutalovechamp (Pyroclastic) 1:05:41
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Ludovico Granvassu
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Kala Jula
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Stevo Atambire
Samuele Strufaldi
Ze in the Clouds
Paolo Fresu
Uri Caine
Sam Bardfeld
Vincent Peirani
Francesco Bearzatti
Brass Against
Ingrid Laubrock
Brandon Seabrook
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