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New Music From Felipe Salles, Robin Nitram, Rudy Royston And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 1, 2023
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Featured on this week's show are new releases from Felipe Salles, Robin Nitram, Rudy Royston, Duncan Hopkins, Soft Machine, Mark Dresser, Xavier Charles & Eric Normand, Michael Formanek, Marc Ducret, and Pat Thomas with Chris Sharkey & Luke Reddin-Williams.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Robin Nitram "African Birds" from Sugar Free (Ramble Records) 00:47
Rudy Royston "A.M. Hours" from Day (Greenleaf) 05:27
Felipe Salles Interconnections Ensemble "Re-Invention (feat. Paquito D'Rivera)" from Home Is Here (Tapestry Records) 10:04
Duncan Hopkins "St. Catharines Suite—Montebello" from Who Are You? The Music of Kenny Wheeler (TPR Records) 21:01
Duncan Hopkins "St. Catharines Suite—Kitts" from Who Are You? The Music of Kenny Wheeler (TPR Records) 25:06
Duncan Hopkins "St. Catharines Suite—Salina St" from Who Are You? The Music of Kenny Wheeler (TPR Records) 30:43
Soft Machine "Hazard Profile" from The Dutch Lesson (Cuneiform) 38:53
Mark Dresser "Prolotine" from Tines Of Change (Pyroclastic) 52:52
Mark Dresser "Tynalogue" from Tines Of Change (Pyroclastic) 56:46
Xavier Charles and Eric Normand "Les amers" from Balises (Ramble/tour de bras) 1:01:10
Michael Formanek Elusion Quartet "Bury The Lede" from As Things Do (Intakt) 1:06:15
Michael Formanek Elusion Quartet "Cracked Bells" from As Things Do (Intakt) 1:13:37
Soft Machine "The Soft Weed Factor" from The Dutch Lesson (Cuneiform) 1:18:03
Felipe Salles Interconnections Ensemble "The Promise of Happiness (feat. Chico Pinheiro)" from Home Is Here (Tapestry Records) 1:29:31
Marc Ducret "L'été, ici" from ICI (Ayler Records) 1:39:52
Pat Thomas, Chris Sharkey, Luke Reddin-Williams "Album Preview" from Know: Delirium Atom Paths (577 Records) 1:52:00
Robin Nitram "Love Is Safe" from Sugar Free (Ramble Records) 1:56:11

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