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New Music From Brunkhorst, Wren, Smith & More
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- Kevin Brunkhorst "As Fate Would Have It" from After The Fire (Calligram Records) 00:00
- Toby Wren Standards Trio "Interplay" from Jazz in Meanjin 018: Live at JMI (4000 Records) 08:45
- Steve Smith & Vital Information NYC Edition "Mr PC" from Heart Of The City (BFM Digital) 17:18
- Gregg Belisle-Chi "Yikes" from Slow Crawl : Performing The Music Of Tim Berne (Intakt) 23:34
- Pino Palladino & Blake Mills "Taka" from That Wasn't A Dream (New Deal/Impulse!) 29:11
- Lauren Henderson "Luna" from Sonidos (Brontosaurus Records) 33:27
- Dave Moss "Maverick Like" from In Her Dream (Park West Records) 38:08
- Dave Douglas "Standing Watch" from Alloy (Greenleaf) 40:15
- Chris Wabich "Ruby On The Old Street/1978" from 1978 (steep) (ADW) 47:52
- Art Hirahara "Father's Son" from Peace Unknown (Posi-tone) 58:47
- Jerome Sabbagh "Lone Jack" from Stand Up! (Analog Tone Factory) 1:07:54
- Nicole Zuraitas "All Stars Lead To You" from Live at Vic's (Self Released) 1:13:40
- Martín Proscia and Luciano Bagnasco " El pozo que cambiaba de color las cosas" from Trayectorias Temporales (Numeral) 1:24:57
- The Descendants of Mike and Phoebe, Bill Lee "Attica" from A Spirit Speaks (Strata-East) 1:37:12
- Piano Choir "Prayer For Peace" from Handscapes 2 (Strata-East) 1:42:05
- John Gordon "Step By Step" from Step By Step (Strata-East) 1:50:50
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