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New Releases From Isaiah Collier, Friends And Neighbours, The Choir Invisible And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few "Love" from The Almighty (Division 81 Records) 01:08
- Friends and Neighbours "Latin Phonetics" from Circles (Clean Feed) 09:18
- The Choir Invisible Charlotte Greve, Vinnie Sperrazza and Chris Tordini "Membrane" from Town of Two Faces (Intakt Records) 16:21
- Jonas Cambien "Holy Fishtail" from Maca Conu (Clean Feed) 22:14
- Lynne Arriale Trio "Passion" from Being Human (Challenge Records International) 31:12
- Vijay Iyer, Linda May Han Oh, Tyshawn Sorey "Overjoyed" from Compassion (ECM) 35:55
- Jim Baker, Steve Hunt, Jakob Heinemann "Bloom" from Horizon Scanner (Clean Feed) 43:57
- Louis Stewart Trio "Bluesology" from Louis The First (Livia Records) 53:33
- David Leon "Ay-ya" from Bird's Eye (Pyroclastic Records) 1:00:33
- Old Mountain featuring Tony Malaby "Montanha" from Another State Of Rhythm (Clean Feed) 1:06:48
- Sonic Tender "Partying" from Odd Objects (Robalo) 1:17:58
- Vinicius Cantuaria "Rio Negro" from Psychedelic Rio (Sunnyside Records) 1:23:22
- Dave Douglas "Take The A Train" from Gifts (Greenleaf) 1:27:17
- Giuseppe Doronzo, Andy Moor, Frank Rosaly "Hopscotch" from Futuro Ancestrale (Clean Feed) 1:31:55
- Disaster Pony "Dead Neon & The Noon Sun" from Disaster Pony (Lovetown Records) 1:45;:29
- Scheen Jazzorkester & Cortex "Inklings" from Frameworks Music by Thomas Johansson (Clean Feed) 1:50:29
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