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New Albums From Posi-Tone, 577 Records, And Circum-Disc

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
May 27, 2021
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Mostly new albums this time around with new featured releases from Posi-Tone, the prolific 577 Records, and French imprint Circum-Disc. There's a variety of jazz forms included with some fascinating new approaches to the music.

Playlist

Alexa Tarantino "Rootless Ruthlessness" from Firefly (Positone) 00:00
Banausoi "Aeneas Tacticus" from Imagines (circum-disc) 07:46
Dom Minasi "Sucker's Paradise" from Eight Hands One Mind (Unseen Rain) 17:22
L'abime "L'abime" from L'abime (Multiple Chord Music) 23:01
Rachel Musson "Slimpets" from Dreamsing (577 Records)
Ayumi Ashito "Night Chant" from Ayumi Ishito & The Spacemen Vol. 1 (577 Records) 34:42
Alexa Tarantino "Daybreak" from Firefly (Positone) 41:10
Gerald Cleaver "Galaxy Faruq (for Faruq Z. Bey)" from Griots (Positive Elevation) 45:43
Natalio Sued "Angeles" from Jardins de Estrellas (ears&eyes) 52:51
Le Bruits des Dofs "Charlotte va dans le forêt et ramasse des fraises" from La Combinatronique (circum-disc) 1:00:00
Rachel Musson "For Pauline" from Dreamsing (577 Records) 1:07:03
Dom Minasi "Dancing Rosetta" from Eight Hands One Mind (Unseen Rain) 1:15:14
L'abime "Requiem" from L'abime (Multiple Chord Music) 1:21:35
Natalio Sued "Blood Tears" from Jardins de Estrellas (ears&eyes) 1:26:00
Paul Dunmall and Mark Sanders "Dwelling In Unity" from Unity (577 Records) 1:29:48
Playfield "After Life (Edit)" from Playfield Vol. 3: After Life (Orbit 577) 1:43:26
Rachel Musson "Reeling" from Dreamsing (577 Records) 1:52:32
Alexa Tarantino "Spider's Dance" from Firefly (Positone) 1:57:08

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