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New Music from Ambrose Akinmusire, Emma-Jean Thackray, Isaiah J. Thompson and Olga Amelchenko
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- Host Speaks 0:00
- Emma-Jean Thackray "Black Hole (feat. Reggie Watts)" from Weirdo (Brownswood) 0:20
- Daniel Garbin "Anomisericordo" from Rising (6X20 Records) 4:32
- Anita Donndorff" Thirsty Soul" from Thirsty Soul (Fresh Sound New Talent) 10:22
- Host Speaks 15:27
- Thelonious Monk "Functional" from Thelonious Himself (Re-Mastered 2025) (Craft) 17:17
- Amina Claudine Myers "African Blues" from Solace of the Mind (Red Hook) 26:38
- Ines Velasco "Todo Esta Por Decir" from A Flash of Cobalt Blue (Outside In) 30:00
- Pachyman " False Moves" from Another Place (ATO) 35:50
- Host Speaks 39:24
- Ivo Perelman Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp String Trio " Pillar of Light" from Armageddon Flower (Tao Forms) 40:40
- Host Speaks 56:46
- Paola Prestini composer, Jeffrey Zeigler Nels Cline "We Breathe Again" from House of Zodiac -Songs for Cello (Self Produced) 58:51
- Host Speaks 1:19:16
- Julian Shore " Mission" from Sub Rosa (Chill Tone) 1:22:23
- Linda May Han Oh "Portal" from Strange Heavens (Biophilia) 1:28:46
- Jeff Walton "Blues for George" from Pack Animals (Self Produced) 1:33:44
- Host Speaks 1:39:43
- Olga Amelchenko" May Have Forgotten It's Way" from Howling Silence (Edition) 1:42:25
- Ambrose Akinmusire " Bloomed (the ongoing processional of nighas in hoodies)" from Honey from a Winter Stone (Nonesuch) 1:50:16
- Host Speaks 1:57:51
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