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New Music From Jackson, Gehenot, Arbenz, And More
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- Ashley Jackson "Udhero Na (feat. Emi Ferguson) from Cover Girl (Decca Records) 00:00
- Igor Gehenot Trio "Shining Face" from Shining Face (Hypnote Records/Igloo Records) 05:24
- Florian Arbenz "Stomp" from Conversation_Lab 2025 (Hammer Recordings) 11:50
- Fie Schouten, Vincent Courtois, Sofia Borges, Pierre Baux "the bed & the room" from Open Space (Relative Pitch Records) 27:04
- Goal Weight: Maggie Cox and Jennifer Gersten "Your New Uncle" from Keep Telling Yourself That (Relative Pitch Records) 33:22
- Amelia Ya'el "Beneath The Waves" from Voices 1 (Signbearer Records) 43:52
- Sao Paulo Underground "Arnus Nusar" from Beija Flors Velho E Sujo (Cuneiform Records) 49:45
- JazzLab Orchestra "Night Bus" from Glissement du temps (Effendi Records) 57:31
- Michel Benebig Quartet "Tchubedu Blue" from Live at ATO (Rattle Records) 1:08:49
- Teiku "Khasul Seydur Peysakh (Chasman melody)" from Klang (Gingko Records) 1:24:57
- Jean Derome & Somebody Special "The Smile" from Le Sourire (Ambiances Magnétiques) 1:32:17
- Miles Davis "Bitches Brew" from The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions (Columbia/Legacy) 1:39:50
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