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New Music From Örjan Hultén, Eric McPherson, Erik Deutsch & More
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On this show a selection of new releases interspersed with tracks from the complete seven volume set of The Art Of Perelman-Shipp, which has just been re-released on Leo Recordings. The playlist includes European jazz, Latin jazz, free improvisation and cutting edge new and emerging stars of the music world.Playlist
- Orjan Hulten "Please Call Me By My True Names" from Peaceful Warrior (Prophone/Naxos) 00:00
- Ivo Perelman "Part 4" from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 1-Titan (Leo Records) 06:19
- Eric McPherson "Cinco y Quatro" from Double Bass Quartet (Giant Step Arts) 11:39
- Ivo Perelman "Part 7" from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 2-Tarvos (Leo Records) 21:42
- Erik Deutsch "Neon Blue" from This Was Then (Synesthesia) 30:59
- Ivo Perelman "Part 6" from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 3-Pandora (Leo Records) 38:30
- William Carn's CHOICES "Brother" from The Unburdening (Self Released) 50:38
- Ivo Perelman "Part 2" from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 4-Hyperion (Leo Records) 56:33
- Lingyuan Yang "Ritual Fire" from Cursed Month (败月) (Chaospace Records) 1:03:39
- Ivo Perelman "Part 5" from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 5-Rhea (Leo Records) 1:14:25
- Wild Iris Brass Band "Eye Of The Cyclops" from Way Up (Ear Up) 1:23:40
- Ivo Perelman "Part 7" from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 6-Saturn (Leo Records) 1:29:52
- Valentin Duit Quartett "REM-nah" from SINN-ist (Klanggalerie) 1:36:01
- Ivo Perelman "Part 3" from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 7 (Leo Records) 1:47:49
- Ryan Keberle & Collectiv do Brasil "Rei do Carnival" from Choro das Águas (Alternate Side Records) 2:00:39
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Orjan Hulten
Bob Osborne
Ivo Perelman
Eric McPherson
ERIK DEUTSCH
William Carn
Lingyuan Yang
Wild Iris Brass Band
Valentin Duit
Ryan Keberle
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