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New Music From Ravita, Perelman And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Ravita Jazz "Sisters" from Oriana (Ravita Music) 02:17
- Ivo Perelman, James Emery "Four" from The Whisperers (Mahalaka Music) 09:48
- Ivo Perelman, Aruan Ortiz, Lester St. Louis "Two" from Prophecy (Mahalaka Music) 16:13
- Paula Sanchez, Mariana Carvalho "VI" from Rasgo (Numeral) 33:53
- Parker Hecht "Low Pasa" from When It Stares You In The Face (ears&eyes) 38:26
- Stefano Falcone "Montado" from Obras (Workin' Label) 43:28
- Clifford Jordan "Talkin' Blues (Instrumental)" from Drink Plenty Water (Harvest Song Records) 50:31
- Noshir Mody "Mystic" from A Love Song (Self Produced) 1:03:02
- Kevin O'Connell Quartet featuring Adam Brenner "Playa Culebrita" from Hot New York Minutes (Ignoramus Music, Inc.) 1:12:36
- Illegal Crowns "Crooked Frame" from Unclosing (Out Of Your Head Music) 1:20:44
- Transatlantic Five "Transition IV" from Transitions (NEMU) 1:28:11
- Dhaivat Jani PLUS "Day 21" from Sum//Parts (Self Released) 1:38:29
- Roni Ben-Hur "To Dizzy With Love" from Love Letters (Mighty Quinn Records) 1:44:32
- The Ray Warleigh Quartet "Crotales" from Time's Gone By (Jazz In Britain) 1:51:12
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