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New Releases From Sarmiento, Despommier, Shovaly & More
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New and more recognisable faces from the jazz world combine to create a varied playlist of recent and forthcoming releases. The variety of material on offer demonstrates the wealth of excellent music out there. Established musicians explore new avenues and newcomers honour the Jazz tradition.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Lucia Sarmiento "Dreamland" from Escape (Self Released) 00:28
- Randal Despommier "ROUND 3AM (A Blues Nocturne)" from South (Sunnyside Records) 06:31
- Or Shovaly Plus "Let's Go" from Or Shovaly Plus (Self Released) 14:49
- Hans Luchs "Overdue" from The Spell Is Broken (Fresh Sound New Talent) 27:32
- Billy Hart Quartet "Top of the Middle" from Just (ECM) 33:25
- Jon Balke "Tegaki" from Skrifum (ECM) 40:55
- Noah Preminger "Pneu" from Ballads (Chill Tone) 45:51
- Dennis Mitcheltree / Johannes Wallmann Duo "Trio Adagio" from Holding Space (Shifting Paradigm Records) 52:21
- Dann Zinn "The Sound of Ice Melting" from Two Roads (Ridgeway Records) 1:02:02
- Kenny Wheeler Legacy featuring the Royal Academy of Music Jazz Orchestra and Frost Jazz Orchestra "Everybody Knows It" from Some Days Are Better: The Lost Scores (Greenleaf) 1:10:40
- Ivo Perelman & Tyshawn Sorey "One" from Parallel Aesthetics (Fundacja Sluchaj) 1:16:40
- Ivo Perelman & Tyshawn Sorey "Two" from Parallel Aesthetics (Fundacja Sluchaj) 1:28:14
- Jon Irabagon "Spy" from Server Farm (Irabbagast Records) 1:42:19
- Ben Zucker "These horned animals were far from liberation" from Why animals have horns (Music from Rhynoceron) (Self Released) 1:57:17
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Radio & Podcasts
Lucia Sarmiento
Bob Osborne
Randal Despommier
Or Shovaly
Hans Luchs
Billy Hart
Jon Balke
Noah Preminger
Dennis Mitcheltree
Johannes Wallmann
Dann Zinn
Kenny Wheeler Legacy
Ivo Perelman
Tyshawn Sorey
Jon Irabagon
Ben Zucker
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