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New Music from Lyle Workman, Streams, Scott Henderson and Jonathan Lundberg

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 8, 2024
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New music from Argentina with the band Streams, drummer Esteban Tonetti and guitarist Cesar Cirera. Lyle Workman with Murmuration, and more from Scott Henderson from Karnevel. From Sweden, bassist Simon Hovlund and drummer Jonathan Lundberg. Hungarian band Work Projekt and Spanish bassist Vincen Garcia. From Germany, drummer Anika Nilles and pianist Christian Frentzen, with guitarist Nir Felder. We finish the segment with Wayne Krantz and music from his Good Piranha Bad Piranha.

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Streams "Bass Drama" from Work Path (Estudio Qenti) 02:49

Work Path

Murmuration

Scott Henderson "Haunted Ballroom" from Kaenevel (Mango Prom) 11:12
Simon Hovlund "Space Fusion" from Space Fusion (DK Records) 17:10
Vincen Garcia "Right Now" from Right Now (Self Produced) 22:57
Esteban Tonetti "Concrete" from Superlocrios (Studio Qenti) 28:18
Cesar Cirera "Kaleidoscope" from Kaleidoscope (DK Records) 34:02
Jonathan Lundberg "Eclipse" from Fragments (Self Produced) 40:01
Work Projekt "More Dramatic Performance" from Work Projekt 2 (Self Produced) 45:34
Anika Nilles "Rocket" from Opuntia (Sakurai) 51:09
Wayne Krantz "You Can't Touch This" from Good Piranha Bad Piranha (Abstract Logix) 56:56
Christian Frentzen"Familiar Feelings" from Second Encounter (Self Produced) 01:02:37

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