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New Music from Remigi, Falgren, Snakeoil And More
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- Francesca Remigi "Longhaven" from Witchess (Hora Records) 00:00
- Bjarke Falgren "Embrace" from Turkis (Zack's Music) 04:15
- Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Paul Motian "Chandra" from At The Deer Head Inn : Complete Recordings (ECM Records) 08:40
- Tim Berne Snakeoil "Spectacle" from In Lieu Of (Screwgun Records) 17:58
- TOC and Jean-Luc Guionnet "Quelques idées d'un vert incolore dorment furieusement (excerpt)" from Quelques idées d'un vert incolore dorment furieusement (Circum-Disc) 31:08
- Remembrance Quintet "Pillars" from Do You Remember? (Sonboy Records) 37:58
- Tomas Fujiwara "Tapestry" from Dream Up (Out of Your Head Records) 45:59
- Ray Brooks "The Free Slave" from The Free Slave (Time Traveller Recordings) 52:30
- Kenny Barron "A Flower" from Sunset To Dawn (Time Traveller Recordings) 1:04:44
- Carlos Garnett "Kafira" from Cosmos Nucleus (Time Traveller Recordings) 1:11:22
- The Jay D'Amico Trio "Celtic Minor" from Ginevra (Consolidated Artists Productions) 1:18:44
- Joe Policastro Trio "The Way Of The Dragon" from Mending Wall (Jeru Jazz Records) 1:22:04
- Steve Rosenbloom Big Band "In A Boppish Sort Of Way" from San Francisco 1948 (Gloty) 1:28:16
- Anna Webber Angela Morris Big Band "Just Intonation Etudes for Big Band—Pulse" from Unseparate (Out Of Your Head Records) 1:32:54
- Trio of Bloom "Forge" from Trio of Bloom (Pyroclastic Records) 1:38:36
- Jussi Reijonen "Thirst (extract)" from Sayr: Salt/Thirst (unmusic) 1:46:07
- John Shannon "Star Travel" from A Day In Tarifa (Jazz Book Records) 1:50:55
- Michael Dease "Love's Lament" from Flow (Posi-tone Records) 1:56:47
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