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New Music from Lakecia Benjamin, Yazz Ahmed, New Jazz Underground and Brad Goode with Ernie Watts
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Claudia Acuña "Meditation in Two Chords" from Ave de Luz (Delfin) 00:11
- OKAN "Ajé (Owo Nla Nla)" from (Single) (Lulaworld) 05:33
- Julián Muro "Ay (feat. Bergamot Quartet, Ethan Cohn)" from Apfus, Vol.1 (ears&eyes) 08:30
- Host Speaks 14:15
- Brad Goode/Ernie Watts "Half Moon" from Live Your Dream (Origin) 15:43
- Zela Margossian "In Flight" from Remedy (Ropeadope) 26:53
- Host Speaks 34:48
- Moor Mother/BlankForms "Imaginary Lines" from Peace Anthems (Red Hook) 35:58
- New Jazz Underground "Atonement" from Hoodies (Artwork) 39:49
- Brian Jackson/Raheem DaVaughn "Peace Go with You Brother" from Now More Than Ever (Barely Breaking Even) 44:33
- Host Speaks 51:38
- Sonny Rollins "Why Was I Born" from Without a Song(The 9/11 Concert) (Milestone) 52:57
- Lakecia Benjamin" Asencion" from We Dream (Artwork) 1:08:41
- Yazz Ahmed "A Moment To Be Free" from Shinrin-Yoku (Night Time Stories) 1:14:22
- Alejandro Falcon "Bolero Para Brenda" from Falcon in Blue (Dot Time)1:19:48
- Host Speaks 1:26:51
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