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New Music From Holt, Mehler, Litzie, And More
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- Corcoran Holt "Transition Blues" from Freedom of Art(Holthouse Music) 00:00
- Elan Mehler "Renee Said" from Renee Said (Newvelle Records) 07:23
- Darren Litzie "Moonlight In Vermont" from On My Own Time (Summit Records) 12:22
- TOIY "New Moon Pillow" from TOIY (Aut Records) 19:18
- Irreversible Entanglements "Don't Lose Your Head (Feat. MOTHERBOARD)" from Future Present Past (Impulse!) 30:38
- Mark Tonelli "Four Sided Circle" from Brasiliana (Artists Recording Collective) 33:14
- John Taylor with Stan Sulzmann with Rundfunkorchester Hannover des NDR "The Longest Day" from Quintessence (Jazz In Britain) 41:47
- Pierpaolo Zenni "No Other Land/Silence" from N.O.P.E.(Aut Records) 47:18
- Elsa Nilsson "Neneo, Charcao, Charay" from Band Of Pulses Live In Malmo (Self Released) 59:05
- Irreversible Entanglements "Vibrate Higher (Feat. MOTHERBOARD)" from Future Present Past (Impulse!) 1:05:39
- The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis "Serpent Tongue (Slight Return)" from Deface The Currency (Impulse!) 1:11:40
- Aubrey Johnson "The Words I Cannot Say" from The Lively Air (Greenleaf) 1:18:49
- Sebastian Strinning, Norman W. Long, Jakob Heinemann "Locus" from Lines of Flight (Aut Records) 1:23:59
- Mark Wade Trio "At Rest" from New Stages (Dot Time Records) 1:37:53
- Audrey Ochoa "Let's Give Up" from The Sorceress (Chronograph) 1:43:14
- The One (Anthony Coleman, Adam Lane, Patrick Golden) "To The Dance" from Chasing Shadows (Park West Records) 1:48:36
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