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New Music From Lovato, Burrows, Garcia, Faye, and More
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- Sean Lovato "Frequent Flyer" from Biotic (Endectomorph, 2025) 00:00
- Greg Burrows "It Just Gets Better" from Let's Not Wait : The Music of Ed Bonoff (GreBu Records, 2025) 05:30
- Socrates Garcia Latin Jazz Orchestra "Sultry Villa Mella Twilights" from Shadows of Tomorrow (Summit Records, 2025) 13:40
- Amaury Faye NOLA Quartet "The Railyard" from RUST (Hypnote Records, 2025) 24:20
- Greenhouse Ensemble "The Martha Suite" from The Martha Suite (Self Released, 2025) 31:38
- Black Unity Trio "Birth, Life & Death" from Al—Fatihah (Gotta Groove Records, 2021) 43:00
- Camila Nebbia, James Banner , Max Andrzejewski "Lugar" from Presencia (ears&eyes, 2025) 53:11
- Marko Zorec Group "Streets Of Paradise" from Imaginary Garden (Self Released, 2025) 59:53
- Ola Onabule ft. Hazelrigg Brothers "Condition Of The Heart" from It's Never Over (Aliud Records, 2025) 1:09:15
- Denman Maroney "Long Odds" from Umwelt (Neuma Records, 2025) 1:15:30
- Thelonious Monk "Rhythm-A-Ning" from Bremen 1965 (Sunnyside Records, 2025) 1:23:51
- The Necks "Warm Running Sunlight" from Disquiet (Northern Spy/Fish of Milk, 2025) 1:34:02
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