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Nala Sinephro, John Zorn, Bugpowder, Xhosa Cole & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
February 1, 2022
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Highlights from the European jazz scene plus a special focus on Ornette Coleman's direct and indirect inspiration of many contemporary musicians and on highly personal debut albums.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme" 0:00
Theorem of Joy "Atoll" L'hiver (Déluge) 0:16
Host talks 6:16
Mario Rom's Interzone "What You Say?" Eternal Fiction (Traumton) 7:36
Host talks 14:01
Peter Rom "Wanting Machine (feat. Manu Mayr)" Wanting Machine (JazzWerkstatt) 14:51
Girls in Airports feat. the Aarhus Jazz Orchestra "Myanmar" Leap (Kaja) 19:10
Host talks 25:30
Xhosa Cole "Blues Connotation" K(no)w Them, K(no)w Us (Stoney Lane) 28:00
Bugpowder "Air Ship" Cage Tennis (ToonDist) 35:48
John Zorn "Tharsis" New Masada Quartet (Tzadik) 38:50
Host talks 49:14
Patricia Brennan "Sonnet" Maquishti (Valley of Search) 50:48
Nala Sinephro "Space 4" Space 1.8 (Warp) 56:22
Host talks 1:03:02
Ensemble Kuhle Wampe "Arbeit (Wenn Sie mehr Arbeit schaffen wollen)" Extended (Waschsalon) 1:04:13

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