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New Music From Skúli Sverrisson With Bill Frisell And More
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- Skúli Sverrisson with Bill Frisell "Thank You for Taking Me There and Back" from For All Your Flowers (Newvelle Records) 00:00
- Matt Otto "Ephemeral" from Ephemeral (Self Released) 05:16
- Hernan Cassibba "Los azules tus azules" from La Espera (ears&eyes) 10:19
- Colin Heshmat "Center Street Theme 1" from Elastic Groove (HMC Records) 16:30
- Ali Ryerson "Before Today/Yesterdays" from The Ali Ryerson Quartet (ACR Music) 21:57
- New West Guitar "Come Up" from TURN (Park West Records) 27:59
- Larry Stabbins with Keith Tippett and Louis Moholo-Moholo "Acacia" from And The Birds Sang (Jazz In Britain) 35:20
- Pat Thomas, Olie Brice and Garry Willcox "The caligrapher's blues" from The Day After (Jazz In Britain) 42:20
- Tonino Miano Trio "Mycelium" from MOSS/electric (Aut Records) 49:07
- Ayn Inserto + WDR Big Band featuring Sean Jones "Down A Rabbit Hole" from Jagged Edges Elegant Lines (Summit Records) 54:41
- Zack Moir & Roberto Cassani "As She Dreams Her Afternoon in Shy Anticipation" from Anaglyph (Aut Records) 1:01:55
- Senri Oe "Amber Lab 2" from Homework (PND Records) 1:08:18
- Larry Stabbins with Keith Tippett and Louis Moholo-Moholo "Inside and Outside" from And The Birds Sang (Jazz In Britain) 1:12:20
- Bassism Trio "Foggy" from Dreams Must Explain Themselves (Aut Records) 1:20:47
- Mat Maneri Quartet "Loved" from Mist (Sunnyside Records) 1:28:08
- Egyptian Cotton Arkestra "2023-12-22T172519Z/+45.53259-73.61985" from Time & Place (Constellation) 1:36:48
- Amstel Jazz Ensemble "Whitecaps" from First State Blues (Summit Records) 1:46:37
- Joey Alexander "As Far As The Eye Can See" from Celestial Keeper (Mack Avenue) 1:52:42
- Will Lyle "Eridania" from The All Seeing Eye (Circle Theory Media) 1:59:33
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