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New Music from Janel Leppin and Ensemble Volcanic Ash, Tarbaby, Natsuki Tamura and Satoko Fujii and More
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- Janel Leppin "As Wide as All Outdoors" from Ensemble Volcanic Ash: To March Is to Love (Cuneiform) 0:00
- Harry Skoler "AppleHands" from Red Brick Hill (Sunnyside) 6:40
- Ellen Andrea Wang "Hummingsong" from Closeness II (Ropeadope) 12:39
- Host Speaks 17:27
- Stephan Crump "Pneumatophore" from A Window Within (Self Produced) 18:53
- Tarbaby "Richard" from You Think This America (Giant Steps Arts) 23:55
- The Esthesis Quartet "Brush Fire" from Time Zones (Ears & Eyes) 27:05
- Mali Obomsawin / Magdalena Abrego / Allison Burik "Odana (Live)" from Live Sketches (Out Of Your Head) 34:11
- Host Speaks 40:12
- Paul Beaubrun "Fey" from Limye (Ropeadope) 43:15
- Marta Sánchez "The Absence of the People You Long For" from Perpetual Void (Intakt) 45:22
- Zaccai Curtis "Maple Leaf Rag" from Cubop Lives (Truth Revolution) 49:41
- Radha Thomas "Jitterbug Waltz" from As I Sing (Subcontinental Records) 55:34
- Host Speaks 1:01:14
- Black Diamond "Seen" from Furniture Of The Mind (We Jazz) 1:02:42
- Lakecia Benjamin "Peace Is A Haiku Song (Featuring Sonia Sanchez)" from Phoenix (Whirlwind) 1:07:04
- David Murray Quartet "Cycles and Seasons" from Francesca (Intakt) 1:10:32
- Host Speaks 1:19:22
- Jihye Lee "Eight Letters" from Infinite Connections (Motema) 1:20:37
- Sebastien Ammann "Hubris" from Change Of Course (Ropeadope) 1:27:34
- Natsuki Tamura / Satoko Fujii "Migration" from Aloft (Libra) 1:31:59
- Host Speaks 1:40:08
- Mark Guiliana "The Most Important Question" from The Sound Of Listening (Edition) 1:41:12
- William Parker Ellen Christi"Ellen And Leaves Floating" from Cereal Music (AUM Fidelity) 1:47:30
- Carlos Niño "Moonlight Watsu in Dub" from Placenta (International Anthem) 1:53:31
- Host Speaks 1:58:05
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