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New Releases From New England Jazz Collaborative And More
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- New England Jazz Collaborative "Another Brighter Day (feat. Mitch Selib, Temidayo Balogun & Lumanyano Mzi)" from Tributaries (ACP Records) 00:00
- Tony Grey featuring Bob James "Nostalgia" from Nostalgia (Tony Grey Music) 10:00
- The Holland Court Jazz Trio "Domenica Canta" from Inverted Tango (Composers Concordance Records/Naxos) 16:45
- Strat Andriotis "Great Forgiveness" from The Wolf Sleeps Alone (Dekbleatria Records) 25:11
- YUGEN "When order fell in love with chaos" from Picture #2 (Filibusta Records) 30:30
- Ryan Keberle's Collektiv Do Brasil "Ê Menina" from Here Is Donato! (Alternate Side Records) 36:39
- Cindy Blackman Santana "Circe" from Coherence (Mack Avenue Records) 41:45
- Martin Iaies "In an Unknown Mood (feat. Klaus Gesing)" from PEOPLE, PLACES music for large ensemble (Challenge Records) 49:02
- Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein, Bill Stewart "Everything That Lives Laments" from Rhombus (Smoke Sessions Records) 57:50
- Cipher "Shuffle" from Cipher (Smeik Records) 1:05:04
- Chick Corea "Some Time Ago" from Some Time Ago (Live in Bremen 1972) (Moosicus and MIG Music) 1:08:01
- Ayumi Tanaka , Thomas Morgan, Thomas Strønen "Driftwood" from Windflower (ECM Records) 1:22:54
- Harry Bartlett and Kurtis Perrie "Banya" from This Is Living (Adhyâropa Records) 1:28:52
- Mike Clark "Softly As In Morning Sunrise" from Kuon Ganjo (Time Without Beginning) (Wide Hive Records) 1:32:57
- Weave4 "Sospeso" from La gomma di Dante (Parco Della Musica Records) 1:39:41
- tellkujira "En Greve" from La lucha es un poema colectivo (Superpang Records) 1:42:54
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