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New music from Peter Fernandez, Soren Lee and Eurachord

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
February 10, 2023
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The latest release from keyboardist Peter Fernandez, from Norway Soren Lee and his Diversity Trio, Melbourne Band The Jaimz Project, and the new one from Lorenzo Feliciati and his band with Eurachord. Plus Richard Hallebeek, Japanese guitarist Daisuke Kunita and bassist Enrico Galetta.

Playlist

Peter Fernandez "Timeline" from Incline (Self Produced) 00:00
Steve Langemo "Scratch" from Up From The Outside (Guitar Onel) 07:30
Soren Lee "Fast Burn" from Soren Lee Diversity Trio (Slee Productions) 15:03
Peter Fernandez "Western Capital" from Incline (Self Produced) 22:20
The Jaimz Project "Atonozone" from To A Flame (Self Produced) 29:53
Eurachord "Sunday Mood" from Eurachord (Self Produced) 37:26
Richard Hallebeek "Friday At Last" from Bumerang (Richie Rich Music) 45:03
Daisuke Kunita "Hemenaway" from In My Life (S.K) 52:39
Enrico Galetta "High Damper" from 48 Hour Odyssey (Renaissance Man) 52:39

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