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New Music From Lage, Tarentino, Berndt, Saber, Magris And More
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- Julian Lage "Night Shade" from Scenes From Above (Blue Note) 00:00
- Alexa Tarantino "The Roar And The Whisper" from The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine) 07:13
- Steve Berndt "Triplets A Go Go" from Heart of Hearts (Self Released) 13:22
- Karim Saber "Sister Song" from Sundance (Self Released) 18:55
- Roberto Magris, Dennis Razz Quartet "Lanquidity" from In Action (JMood) 23:56
- Brodie McAllister's Wattle "Introduction" from Jazz in Meanjin 021—Live at KEPK (4000 Records) 30:50
- Ivo Perelman and Wadada Leo Smith "Seven" from Duologues 5 (Ibeji) 41:19
- Doug MacDonald "The Night Has A Thousand Eyes" from Live in Beverly Hills (Dmac Music) 48:55
- Aubrey Johnson "Hope" from The Lively Air (Greenleaf) 56:51
- Connor Bernhard "Dat Dere" from Pathways (Self Released) 1:02:07
- Monika Herzig "Sacred Earth" from Transparent (Key of B Records) 1:07:22
- Angelika Niescier with Jason Adasiewicz, Nicole Mitchell, Mike Reed, Dave Rempis and Luke Stewart "Rejoice, Disrupt, Resist" from Chicago Tapes (Intakt Records) 1:14:15
- Marty Ehrlich, Julius Hemphill "Tribute" from Circle The Heart (Relative Pitch Records) 1:22:28
- John Butcher "Fragile Thread" from Away, I Was (Relative Pitch Records) 1:34:40
- Nicolas Collins, Birgit Uhler "Plinth" from Spark Gap (Relative Pitch Records) 1:41:11
- Isidora Edwards, Biliana Voutchkova , Zosha Warpeha "The Weather of Then" from A Far Within (Relative Pitch Records) 1:47:41
- Yelena Eckemoff "ABBA Museum" from Rosendals Garden (L & H Production) 1:56:11
- Tom Skinner "Auster" from Kaliedoscopic Visions (Brownswood Recordings) 2:05:24
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