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New Releases From Diego Rivera, Matt Greenwood, Nicholas Brust, And More!

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 23, 2023
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On this show variety is the name of the game with a selection of new releases from Matt Greenwood, Nicholas Brust, Astroturf Noise—Sam Day Harmet, Sana Nagano & Zachary Swanson, The Necks, Falkner Evans, Alex Weiss, Tomer Cohen, and Diego Rivera.

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Show Intro 00:00
Matt Greenwood "Dehyah" from Atlas (Self Released) 00:43
Nicholas Brust "The Absence of You" from Daybreak (Outside In Music) 06:57
Astroturf Noise "Medium Lonely Blues (ft. Stash Wyslouch)" from Blazing/Freezing (577 Records) 13:28
The Necks "Imprinting" from Travel (Northern Spy) 16:43
Falkner Evans "Soul Witness" from Through The Lens (Consolidated Artists Productions) 34:05
Alex Weiss "Homage to Elijah Cummings" from Most Don't Have Enough (ears&eyes) 45:01
Tomer Cohen "Connecting Dots" from Not The Same River (Hypnote) 53:34
Diego Rivera "Lively" from Love & Peace (Posi-tone) 1:00:00
Matt Greenwood "Atlas" from Atlas (Self Released) 1:04:41
Nicholas Brust "Mind's Eye" from Daybreak (Outside In Music) 1:08:41
Astroturf Noise "Historic Western Ghost Town Engulfed in Fire (ft. Walter Thompson)" from Blazing/Freezing (577 Records) 1:18:54
Falkner Evans "Closeness... Desire" from Through The Lens (Consolidated Artists Productions) 1:25:29
Alex Weiss "Humpty Dumpty" from Most Don't Have Enough (ears&eyes) 1:34:52
Tomer Cohen "Hithadshut (Regeneration)" from Not The Same River (Hypnote) 1:42:04
Diego Rivera "Simón" from Love & Peace (Posi-tone) 1:48:37
Astroturf Noise "Midnight on the Ice (ft. Susan Alcorn)" from Blazing/Freezing (577 Records) 1:55:25

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