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New Music From Sandro Perri, Eri Yamamoto, Steve Swell, Colette Michaan, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
November 9, 2023
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On his show we feature all new releases from Sandro Perri's Off World, Eri Yamamoto, Steve Swell, Colette Michaan, John Scofield, Aruán Ortiz, Elsa Nilsson, Vincent Thekal & Fabian Fiorini Quartet, Chad Fowler, Adam Rudolph's Hu Vibrational, John Herberman, and Kate Gentile's Find Letter X.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Off World "Impulse Controller" from 3 (Constellation) 00:50
Eri Yamamoto Colors Of The Night Trio "Colors Of The Night" from Colors Of The Night (Mahalaka Music) 12:07
Steve Swell, Joe McPhee, Chris Corsano "A Distortion That Becomes Beauty" from Sometimes The Air Is (Mahalaka Music) 30:55
Steve Swell, Mark Tokar, Klaus Kugel "Let It Grow" from For The People Of The Open Heart (Fundacja Sluchaj) 40:58
Colette Michaan "Earth Rebirth" from Earth Rebirth (Creatrix Music) 53:26
John Scofield, Vicente Archer, Bill Stewart "How Deep" from Uncle John's Band (ECM) 1:00:24
Aruán Ortiz "No Justice No Peace No Legacy" from Pastor's Paradox (Clean Feed) 1:06:35
Elsa Nilsson "Praying For A Dream" from Pulses (ears&eyes) 1:10:47
Vincent Thekal & Fabian Fiorini Quartet "Evidence" from Monk's Mood (Hypnote) 1:19:13
Chad Fowler, George Cartwright, Kelley Hurt, Christopher Parker, Luke Stewart, Steve Hirsh, Zoh Amba "Miserere" from Miserere (Mahalaka Music) 1:27:37
Hu Vibrational "Serpentine" from Timeless (Meta Records) 1:42:42
John Herberman "Ballad for MT" from Spring Comes Early (Ceola Records) 1:47:58
Find Letter X "pulse capsule/invisible wolves/epitome" from Find Letter X (Pi Recordings) 1:53:08

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