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New Music From Sylvie Courvoisier, FROTAE, Michael Dease & More
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- Sylvie Courvoisier "At Risk" from Amalthea (Pyroclastic Records) 00:00
- FROTAE "Cortège" from Volume 2 (Halocline Trance) 05:01
- Michael Dease Big Band "La Cancion" from The Sleeper : The Music of Gregg Hill (Cold Plunge Records) 16:07
- Michał Skwierczyński Quartet "Tetention" from Consistency (Self Released) 23:33
- Kiefer "Memory Bomb" from Memory Bomb (Blue Note Records) 32:16
- Nick Maclean's SNAGGLE feat. ALI BROS "Twilight Of Civilisation" from Twilight Of Civilisation (Browntasauras Records) 36:00
- Gon Muruaga "Breaking The Space" from Lines in the Sky (577 Records) 42:49
- thèriot. "fathers and sons" from the Other (ks.theory) 52:19
- Christiane Bopp "Elastic Ideas" from Rêver, murmurer, dire (Relative Pitch Records) 1:01:45
- Irene Aranda "May you use the following to conduct a pressure test, except oxygen and combustible gas" from MAY (Relative Pitch Records) 1:04:46
- Henry Threadgill, Vijay Iyer, Dafnis Prieto "Fire City" from Fifteen (Nonesuch Records) 1:15:02
- Sonelius Smith and Adam Kahan "Summertime" from We'll Let You Know When We Find Out (577 Records) 1:22:18
- Greg Abate Quartet "In The Moment" from In The Moment (Summit Records) 1:29:40
- Kevin Sun "Chanson" from Kevin Sun II (Endectomorph Music) 1:38:40
- Cipher "Sycamore" from Cipher (Smeik Records) 1:46:06
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