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New music from B.D. Lenz, MA MO GI, AKA Moon and Endless Season

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
February 5, 2023
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MA MO GI featuring Mark Hartsuch on sax, Mohini Dey on bass and Gino Banks drums. Guitarist B.D. Lenz, and Shane Theriot. Mark Lettieri, Snarky Puppy, and from Italy Endless Season. The latest from Belgian band Aka Moon plus Mathias Heise Quadrillion, Diamond Dust and Claudio Scolari with his latest.

Playlist

MA MO GI "Booty Call" from MA MO GI (Self Produced) 00:00
BD Lenz "Serious Fun" from It's Just A Dream (Self Produced) 06:02
Shane Theriot "Bring It" from Dirty Power (Self Producedl) 12:03
Mark Lettieri "Naptime" from Things Of That Nature (GroundUp) 18:05
Snarky Puppy "Tarova" from Culch Vulture (GroundUp) 24:06
Endless Season "Mark Funk" from Endless Season (Discoteca Pick Up) 30:01
AKA Moon "You Know That Nobody Knows" from Quality Of Joy (Out There Music) 35:51
Mathias Heise Quadrillion "Bisse Funk" from Quadrillion (Giant Sheep) 41:44
Diamond Dust "Big Nick" from It's That Time (Anderson Shelta) 47:38
Claudio Scolari "Danse Tribal" from Danse Tribal (Self Produced) Time Marker

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