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New Music From Colangelo, Nachoff, Politzer, Makos, And More
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- Federica Colangelo Acquaphonica "Margherita Hack" from Forward (Folderol Records) 00:00
- Quinsin Nachoff "Patterns from Nature I. Branches" from Patterns from Nature (Whirlwind Records) 07:57
- Juan Pablo Arredondo, Maximiliano Kirszner, Nicolas Politzer "How Deep Is The Ocean" from Las estrellas cayeron (Self Released) 19:10
- Glenn Makos & BRū "Sunflower Morning" from Arrowsic (Stop Time Records) 26:43
- Peter Paulsen TurksHeadKnot Quintet "Fine—Feathered" from Would'a. Could'a, Should'a (SquarePegWorks) 35:20
- Tim Larkin "Gumshoes" from Setting Standards (Tomato Bay) 46:00
- David Torn & Tim Berne "door is open (excerpt)" from door is open (Self Released) 50:12
- Brandon Seabrook "I'm a Nightmare and You Know It" from Hellbent Daydream (Pyroclastic Records) 59:55
- Shawn Lovato "Parachute Bloom" from Biotic (Endectomorph Music) 1:08:11
- Martin Wind "Standing At The Window Waving Goodbye" from Stars (Newvelle Records) 1:15:06
- Joe Chambers "Mind Rain/Hello To The Wind" from Double Exposure (Time Traveler Recordings) 1:20:06
- Woody Shaw "Love Dance/Obsequious" from Love Dance (Time Traveler Recordings) 1:37:17
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