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New Music From Politzer, Davis, West, Genovese & More
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- Kerry Politzer "Watercolor" from Alternate Route (Whirlwind Records) 00:00
- The Kris Davis Trio "Lost In Geneva" from Lost In Geneva (Pyroclastic Records) 06:38
- Jack West "Closer To The Sky" from Essential Curvature (Otá Records) 10:31
- Leo Genovese "Trotamundos" from Solo Brooklyn (577 Records) 17:18
- Bill King Trio "What's Going On" from Live From The Jazz Room—Mint Julep Sessions (7 Arts) 31:53
- Keith Oxman "Owen's Defense" from Home (Capri Records) 39:28
- Camila Nebbia, Marilyn Crispell, Lesley Mok "Driving Through Flood Water" from A Reflection Distorts Over Water (Relative Pitch Records) 46:22
- Convergence "Cauldron" from Reckless Meter (Capri Records) 56:39
- Dave McMurray "The Wheel" from I LOVE LIFE even when I'm Hurting (Blue Note Records) 1:07:32
- Tony Coe's Axel "Cela" from What Say We Play Today (Jazz In Britain) 1:14:55
- microplastique "Many Roads" from Many Roads (Irritable Mystic) 1:27:12
- Jack West & Walter Strauss "OO" from Guitars On Life (Otá Records) 1:56:49
- Cornelius Claudio Kreusch "So!" from Black Mud Sound (Enja Records) 2:00:52
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