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New music from Magnus Ostrom, Igor Willcox, Neal Bowen and Jeremy Green

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
April 14, 2023
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New music from Canadian guitarist Jeremy Green, Travis Larsen Band, Magnus Ostrom from A Room For Travellers, bassistNeal Bowen, plus young Italian guitarist Camila Sperati and Igor Willcox Quartet-Live at Bankso Jazz Festival.

Playlist

Jeremy Green "I'm the Cat In Your Sandbox" from I'm The Cat In your Sandbox (Self Produced) 00:00
Travis Larsen Band "The Golden West" from The New Exhibit (Self Produced) 05:43
Camila Sperati "Moonrise" from Moonrise (Self Produced) 11:26
Mika Krstic-Hadrien Feraud-Gary Novak "Freight" from Freight (Crowd Surf) 17:09
Ossi Maristo "The Hunt" from The Hunt-Live at JKB (Eclipse) 22:53
Valeriy Stepanov "Cute Martlets" from VSAK 6 (Self Produced) 28:36
MA MO GI "Nasty Thang" from MA MO GI (Self Produced) 34:19
Igor Willcox Quartet "UFO" from Live at Bankso Jazz Festival (Room 73 Recordsl) 40:03
Magnus Ostrom "Safe and Sound" from A Room For Travellers (Jazzland) 45:46
Neal Bowen "Heliocentric" from Kamikaze Think Tank (Blue Canoe) 51:29

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About Magnus Ostrom

Instrument: Drums

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