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New Releases From Clark Sommers, Olivia Maisel, Matana Roberts & More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Clark Sommers "The Rider" from Feast Ephemera (Irabbagast Records) 00:54
- Olivia Maisel "Crazy He Calls Me" from A Moment In Time (Self Released) 11:02
- Matana Roberts "We Said/Different Rings/Unbeknownst" from Coin Coin Chapter Five: in the garden... (Constellation) 18:07
- Dylan Ryan, Heather McIntosh, Devin Ryan "Looking Down" from Light From a Curious Sky (ears&eyes) 28:40
- Joe Melnicove "Sketch/Graphite" from You Is You (577 Records) 32:38
- Oscar Peñas "The Seventies" from Chicken or Pasta (Musikoz) 40:19
- Ray Blue "Dark Berries" from #PEOPLE (Jazzheads) 47:32
- Nina Simone "Mississippi Goddam" from You've Got To Learn (Verve) 53:15
- François Bourassa Quartet "15, Notre-Dame-de-Lorette" from Swirl (Effendi) 1:00:23
- The Man From Atlantis "Lay Your Burden Down (with Camila Nebbia)" from Blues for Archie Shepp (Ramble Records) 1:10:20
- Clark Sommers "Anchor" from Feast Ephemera (Irabbagast Records) 1:22:14
- Joe Melnicove "Sky Shines On August Sunday" from You Is You (577 Records) 1:32:39
- Oscar Peñas "Spaghetti Western" from Chicken or Pasta (Musikoz) 1:38:51
- François Bourassa Quartet "Prologue" from Swirl (Effendi) 1:44:08
- Ray Blue "We'll Be Together Again" from #PEOPLE (Jazzheads) 1:57:22
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