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New Releases From Sam Blakeslee And More
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- Sam Blakeslee Large Group "Slow Growth/New Growth (Featuring Matt Pavolka and Martha Kato)" from New Blood (Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records) 00:00
- Russ Spiegel "Lydian Dream" from Timepieces (Ruzztone Music) 10:47
- Charles Tolliver All Stars "Peace With Myself" from Right Now And Then (Strata-East) 21:37
- Eduardo Elia "La Templanza" from Las Nubes (Club Del Disco) 31:02
- Kevin Sun "Hold Music" from Kevin Sun 1 (Endectomorph Music) 39:09
- Raymond Roussel "Black Is The Colour" from No One Asked Us Yet (Halocline Trance) 44:58
- Tres Hongos "Skipped Rocks Don't Not Dance" from More Chips (Relative Pitch Records) 55:20
- Mick Goodrick "In The Tavern Of Ruin" from In Pas(s)ing (ECM Records) 1:07:07
- Florian Stoffner "bijou f" from bijou (Relative Pitch Records) 1:18:28
- Chad Taylor Trio featuring Brian Settles and Neil Podgurski "Between Sound And Silence" from The Daily Biological (Cuneiform Records) 1:27:38
- Finola Merivale Catherine Sikora "Des Os" from Abhaile (Relative Pitch Records) 1:39:40
- Joanna Mattrey, Camila Nebbia, Camilo Ángeles & Violeta García "1" from Heavy Handed (Relative Pitch Records) 1:58:13
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