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New Music From Miho Hazama, Arturo Sandoval, Elsa Nilsson And More
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- Miho Hazama "The Pioneer's Quest" from Frames (Edition Records) 00:00
- Arturo Sandoval "With The People" from Sangú (TM Records) 06:59
- Elsa Nilsson Band Of Pulses "Mourning For Two" from Liminal (Adhyâropa Records) 09:48
- Tumbao Bravo with Paul Vornhagen "Chan's Song" from Joy of The Mambo (Global Pulse Records) 16:10
- Jacques Kuba Seguin "Éphémère" from La Triologie Des Odeurs : Parfum No. 1 (Odd Sound) 21:03
- Jacques Kuba Séguin "Paysage pour Muniak" from La Triologie Des Odeurs : Parfum No. 2 (Odd Sound) 23:00
- Jacques Kuba Séguin "How We Start Again" from La Triologie Des Odeurs : Parfum No. 3 (Odd Sound) 33:50
- Ben Wolfe "If Only" from Any Time After Now (Resident Arts Records) 40:47
- Dave Douglas "Oclupaca" from Transcend (Greenleaf) 43:38
- Adam Rudolph "Inception" from Sunrise (Meta Records) 48:11
- Alexis Valet / Danya Stephens / Aaron Parks / Joe Martin / Kush Abadey Ensemble "Pimbina" from Les pôles Volume 1 (Les Productions Alexis Martin Inc.) 52:38
- Doug MacDonald "Captain Bacardi" from Tribute To South Central(Dmac Music) 55:57
- Your Brother's Keeper & Gary Bartz "Cauldron" from Where Rivers Meet (Brownswood Recordings) 1:00:16
- Onilu "Holocene Serene" from Jakuta's Dance (577 Records) 1:06:01
- SoSaLa "Leila" from 1987Hajime (DooBeeDoo Records) 1:12:24
- Mick Goodrick, Fred Hersch "Five Excursions" from Feebles, Fables and Ferns (ECM Records) 1:17:18
- Kemuel Roig "The Peacocks" from Both Sides Now (Life In Music) 1:26:00
- Norma Winstone & Steve Gray with the NDR Symphony Orchestra "A Timeless Place" from A Timeless Place (Enodoc Records) 1:35:12
- Alejandro Falcón "Bolera Para Brenda" from Falcón in Blue (Dot Time Records) 1:39:41
- Miles Davis "Great Expectations" from The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions (Columbia) 1:46:37
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