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Mareike Wiening Reveals Her New Album Plus Other New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
December 14, 2023
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On this show we focus on the latest release from Mareike Wiening. There is also other new music from Stefan Pasborg, Irreversible Entanglements, Andy Pratt, Felix Tellier Pouliot, Dave Stryker, Joe Wittman, Stirrup, Julien Lourau, Mike Rubbio, Peter Xifaris, Amanda Irarrazabal & Pablo Vazquez, Russ Spiegel, and Yuhan Su.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Mareike Wiening "Time For Priorities" from Reveal (Greenleaf) 00:54
Stefan Pasborg TRIIIO "The Searcher" from The Searcher (Self Released) 08:24
Irreversible Entanglements "Soundness" from Protect Your Light (Impulse) 12:13
Andy Pratt "Love Theme From Chinatown (Main Title)" from Trio (Thrift Girl Records) 19:48
Felix Tellier Pouliot "7 'Clock" from Hometown Zero (Self Released) 25:21
Dave Stryker "Infant Eyes" from Groove Street (Strikezone) 32:11
Joe Wittman "Big Sip Riser" from Trio Works Sol (Self Released) 39:57
Stirrup "Chill Cot" from Picks Up the Thread (ears&eyes) 47:28
Irreversible Entanglements "Celestial Pathways " from Protect Your Light (Impulse) 57:13
Mareike Wiening "Declaration of Truth" from Reveal (Greenleaf) 1:00:34
Julien Lourau "Over shadow hill way" from CRIANÇAS -The music of Wayne Shorter (Komos Records) 1:08:52
Mike Rubbio "The Muse" from Inner Light (Truth Revolution Records) 1:18:02
Peter Xifaris "Chaos" from Fusion (Music With No Expiration) 1:26:39
Vazquez Irarrazabal "Lectura de experiencias y debate posterior" from Relaja (Numeral) 1:32:29
Russ Spiegel "The Streets Of Milan" from Cariibbean Blue (Ruzztone Music) 1:38:47
Yuhan Su "Siren Days" from Liberated Gesture (Sunnyside) 1:47:14
Mareike Wiening "Old Beginning" from Reveal (Greenleaf) 1:55:02

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