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New Music From Brennan, Borgatti, Hilton, Threadgill & More
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- Juan Borgatti "Rumbaltona" from El perezoso amanecer de los cipreses(ears&eyes) 00:00
- Lisa Hilton "Momentary Mystery" from Extended Daydream (Ruby Slippers Productions) 03:47
- Henry Threadgill"H" from Listen Ship (Pi Recordings) 10:03
- Grammofon "Backwards" from Backwards (Zack's Music) 16:22
- Kate Wyatt Trio "Bardo" from Murmurations (Self Released) 20:05
- Rich Brown "The Sum Of Our Tears" from Nyaeba (Whirlwind Recordings) 26:39
- Sokratis Sinopoulos, Yann Keerim "Fast Dance" from Topos (ECM) 32:56
- Patricia Brennan "Lyra" from Of The Near And Far (Pyroclastic Records) 41:25
- Phil Haynes & Free Country "Higgens" from Liberty Now! (Corner Store Jazz) 48:48
- Ivo Perelman & Nate Wooley "(nine)" from Polarity 4 (Burning Ambulance Music) 55:38
- Ray Anderson, Ivo Perelman "Projection" from 12 Stages of Spiritual Alchemy (Fundacja Słuchaj) 1:03:46
- Mark Turner "Movement 2 : Juxtaposition" from Reflections on: The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man (Giant Step Arts) 1:13:21
- Mike Clark "Cherokee" from Itai Doshin (Wide Hive Records) 1:22:53
- Nicholas Payton "Unconditional Love" from Triune (Smoke Sessions Records) 1:30:33
- Anna Webber Angela Morris Big Band "Microchimera" from Unseparate (Out Of Your Head Records) 1:38:40
- Russ Macklem "Theme For Detroit" from Introducing: the Russ Macklem Detroit Quintet (TQM Recording Co.) 1:49:14
- Camila Nebbia, Michael Formanek, Vinnie Sperrazza "II" from Live At Blow Out (Self Released) 1:57:42
- Kristoffer Vejslev, Martin Brunbjerg Rasmussen, Rasmus Elhøj feat. Rudi Mahall "Ask Me Now" from Ask Me Now (Zack's Music) 2:04:25
- Spinifex "Smitten" from Maxximus (Trytone Records) 2:08:15
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