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New Music From Ciara Moser, Antonio Gavrila, Francisco Mela & Zoh Amba, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
January 11, 2024
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On this show we present recent and forthcoming releases from Ciara Moser, Antonio Gavrila, Francisco Mela & Zoh Amba, Ron Horton, Shamin, Giorgi Mkadze, Josh Sinton, Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio, Tyler Cooney Quintet, Bennett Paster, Trespass Trio featuring Susana Santos Silva, and, Bill Anschell.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Ciara Moser "Developing Senses (feat. Salim Charvet, Amaury Cabral, Stephanie Weninger & Lumanyano Mzi)" from Blind, So What? (Self Released) 00:53
Antonio Gavrila "Michelangelo 70" from Tango Suite Buenos Aires (ZOHO) 08:02
Francisco Mela and Zoh Amba "MEZO" from Causa y Efecto, Vol. 2 (577 Records) 11:46
Ron Horton "ML" from A Prayer For Andrew (Newvelle Records) 28:38
Shamin "The Crushed Cosmos" from Jazz In Meanjin 006 (4000 Records) 38:28
Giorgi Mikadze "The Moon Over Mtasminda" from Face To Face (PeeWee!) 45:19
Josh Sinton "Scree" from Couloir (FIP Recordiings) 54:13
Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio "From Sometime" from Jet Black (Libra Records) 1:00:33
Tyler Cooney Quintet "Thunderclap Headache" from Jazz in Meanjin 005 (4000 Records) 1:13:23
Bennett Paster "Strange Mercy" from Radiance (Self Released) 1:28:04
Josh Sinton "Waterline" from Book W : Book of Practitioners, Vol.2 (FIP Recordiings) 1:35:06
Trespass Trio feat. Susana Santos Silva "In Tears" from Live In Oslo (Clean Feed) 1:46:02
Bill Anschell "Outburst (feat. KJ Sawka)" from Improbable Solutions (Origin Records) 1:54:09

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About Ciara Moser

Instrument: Bass, acoustic

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