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New Music From Bellbird, Rosenblum, Howell, Miller And More
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- Bellbird "Blowing On Embers" from The Call (Constellation) 00:00
- Ben Rosenblum The Nebula Project "Scenes Frozen In Time : Onslaught" from The Longest Way Round (One Trick Dog Records) 06:46
- Eli Howell "I Remember Al" from Steps Taken (D Clef Records) 14:10
- Joel Miller "Joé Chevere" from What If? (Leaf Music) 21:33
- Não confundir com "Não cumpriu o propósito de um final" from Cumprir qualquer propósito (Robalo Music) 27:30
- Heisenberg Uncertainty Players "Hold On" from Return To The Enchanted Forest (Hostile Postulate Publishing) 38:41
- Dave Holland, Norma Winstone, London Vocal Project "Inner Traces" from Vital Spark (Music of Kenny Wheeler) (Edition Records) 47:04
- Kannon "Nakba" from ... in a sea of fire (Nightjar) 55:24
- Tom Oren "Dawn of Adventure" from Dark Lights (Anzic Records) 1:01:15
- Peter Calandra and Straight Up "Open Window" from Open Window (PCM) 1:10:36
- Simon Mogul "Disturbed" from Simon Says (Self Released) 1:16:21
- The Singapore Symphony Orchestra} Thomas Clausen Trio, and Jean Thorel "Symbiosis Parts 1 & 2" from SymbiosisTribute to Bill Evans (Pentatone) 1:22:52
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