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Michael Mwenso, Uri Caine, Nérija, Tenor Triage & Other New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Tenor Triage "The Beat Down" Tenor Triage (Ropeadope) 0:17
- Host talks 7:22
- Nerija "Last Straw" Blume (Domino) 8:58
- Taylor Ho Bynum 9-tette "neither when nor where" The Ambiguity Manifesto (Firehouse 12) 15:28
- Bowman Trio "Mac Elliott" Persistence (We Jazz) 20:44
- Host talks 24:24
- Uri Caine "The Martyr Rests (Octobre 16, 1871)" The Passion of Octavius Catto (816) 27:17
- Avery R. Young "Ms. Lee's Good Food" Tubman. (FPE) 29:49
- Michael Mwenso "Big Spender" Emergence [The Process of Coming Into Being] (Ropeadope) 33:05
- Host talks 40:37
- Orchestre Franck Tortiller "Brown Shoes Don't Make It" Shut Up 'n' Sing Yer Zappa (MCO) 43:52
- Host talks 59:44
- Electric Lady Big Band "Crosstown Traffic" Electric Lady Big Band (Self-released) 1:00:35
- The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra "Black Indian Rain Dance" Pyramids (Ropeadope) 1:04:04
- Ola Onabule "Conceive It" Point Less (Rugged Ram) 1:09:28
- Host talks 1:14:53
- Jenna Camille "Up & Down" Free (Self-released) 1:18:00
- Nu Guinea "Nuova Napoli" Nuova Napoli (The Pusher Digital) 1:22:05
- Joe Armon-Jones "Icy Roads (Stacked)" Turn to Clear View (Brownswood) 1:25:33
- Host talks 1:30:30
- Olli Hirvonen "No Light" Displace (Ropeadope) 1:33:55
- Oddarang "15 Years" Hypermetros (Edition) 1:38:44
- Aki Rissanen "Seemingly Radical" Art in Motion (Edition) 1:44:09
- Host talks 1:50:33
- Chris Lightcap "Through Birds, Through Fire" Super Bigmouth (Pyroclastic) 1:53:30
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