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New music from Scott Henderson, Fernando Utreras, Kinga Glik and Jakob Manz

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 1, 2024
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New music from Scott Henderson's Karnevel, from Connecticut the band Goose, guitarist Fernando Utreras' Reflejos featuring Brandon Scott Coleman. Polish bassist Kinga Glyk, and German band The Jakob Manz Project. French progressive band Coccolite, and some funky sounds from Sam Fribush with Charlie Hunter, and Otis McDonald with his latest. From Italy Lo Greco Brothers and from Japan Trix from Parade.

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Scott Henderson "Bilge Rat" from Karnevel (Mango Prom) 00:00
Goose "Arrokoth" from Ted Tapes (Self Produced) 06:28
Fernando Utreras "Reflejos" from Reflejos (Synthetic Dreams) 13:01
Kinga Glyk "That Right There" from Real Life (Warner Music) 19:23
The Jakob Manz Project "The Answer" from The Answer (ACT Music) 25:42
Coccolite "Je Suis Beaucoup Trop Sensible" from Extrasystole (La Pluie Chante) 32:02
Sam Fribush-Charlie Hunter "People Please" from People Please (Flybird Music) 38:35
Otis McDonald "Put It Down" from Smiles (Track Tribe) 45:05
Lo Greco Brothers "Voodoo Funk" from Stories Of Us (Irma) 51:24
Trix "Grand Slam" from Parade (King records) 57:46

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