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New Music From Satoko Fujii, Russell Gunn, Oscar Evans And More
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- Satoko Fujii Orchestra Nagoya "Korekara Part 1" from Korekara (Libra Records) 00:00
- Russell Gunn and Blackhawk "Cahokia Pyramids" from Afrikan Amerikan Book of the Dead : The Book of Going Forth By Any Means Necessary (Vainglorious Arts) 14:26
- Oscar Evans "Goose" from Sound Permutations (Self Released) 22:34
- Stefan Orins Trio New Trio "Richard Valet" from New Born (Circum-Disc) 27:30
- Devin Gray-feat. Nathaniel Morgan "Ears For Eyes" from El Bronco (Rataplan Records) 31:59
- Peter Brendler "More So Than Ever" from And Then Nothing (Lost Song Records) 37:36
- Donald Vega "The Road To Happiness" from Play It Forward (Imagery Records) 43:38
- Emma Dayhuff "The River" from Mountains (Division 81 Records) 47:59
- Jeremy Cunningham "Beyond The Veil" from Passing Fires (Northern Spy Records) 57:41
- Danny Thompson's Whatever "Minor Escapade" from On The Road (Jazz In Britain) 1:03:20
- Simon Comté Quartet "Chameleon Eyes" from Chameleon Eyes (Flak Records) 1:15:25
- Terje Gewelt "Woodland" from The Old Tree (Resonant Music) 1:21:50
- Dave Holland Freedom Call Sextet "Step To It" from Unity (Edition Records) 1:25:15
- Samuel Bonnet Trio featuring Joe Magnarelli "Momentum" from Slow (Self Released) 1:34:20
- Tara Davidson's Marni Project "Lift" from The Reflection of an Echo (T.Sound) 1:40:21
- Chad Smith "Danse Hongroise" from Saxophobia : Celebrating the Sax Craze of the 1920s (Chandos) 1:46:31
- Camila Nebbia's The Hanged One "Alas rotas" from Limbo (Relative Pitch) 1:50:49
- Satoko Fujii Orchestra Berlin "Second Attempt Part 1" from Second Attempt (Libra Records) 1:59:22
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