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New Music From Harry Skoler, Joe Syrian, Emie R Roussel, Ava Mendoza And More
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- Harry Skoler "Waiting Patiently (For Benny Goodman)" from Echoes (Red Brick Hill) 00:00
- Joe Syrian Motor City Jazz Octet "Blue Bossa" from A Blue Time (Circle 9 Records) 06:43
- Emie R. Roussel Trio "John rêve en noir et blanc" from TERR (UNI musiqc) 13:16
- Ava Mendoza "Cypress Crossing" from Alive Alone, Alive Together (Burning Ambulance Music) 19:16
- Joel FuttermanWilliam Parker "Transcendent Universe Part 3" from Transcendent Universe (Burning Ambulance Music) 26:30
- Daunik Lazro, Joëlle Léandre, Paul Lovens "Temps du Corps 3" from For Baritone Sax, Double Bass and Drum set (Relative Pitch Records) 32:00
- Cath Roberts & Olie Brice "Tensile" from Setpieces (Relative Pitch Records) 39:07
- Felsenmeer "Reliefs" from Reliefs (Aut Records) 45:30
- Psoas "Satori" from Satori (Aut Records) 52:36
- Mike Khoury "Prayer for Maury Coles" from For Hind Rajab (Relative Pitch Records) 58:50
- Valerie Lacombe "Jupiter" from State of Garden and Shadow (Rhea Records) 1:03:29
- Steve Wilson "The Surest Things Can Change" from Enduring Sonance (Smoke Sessions Records) 1:10:22
- Manuel Linhares "Melodia Atlântica" from Atlântico (577 Records) 1:16:41
- Bobby Matos Heritage Ensemble "After Thought" from LIVELa Peña (Life Force Jazz) 1:24:33
- Roosevelt Hoover III "All Blues" from Backyard Blues (Self Released) 1:33:43
- Joe McPhee, John Edwards, Klaus Kugel "Re-Hairing In Zaporozhye" from Journey To Parazzar (Not Two Records) 1:39:34
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