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New Sounds From Around The World
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On this show all new releases from Clifford Korman, Ernesto Jodos, Matías Formica, Rocío Giménez López, & Matthew Golombisky, Xiomara Torres, Shawn Lovato, Julia Hulsmann Quartet, and, Jessica Pavone, Lukas Koenig, & Matt Mottel.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Cliff Korman Trio "Gaudaloupe" from Brasilified (Tiger Turn) 00:52
- Ernesto Jodos "Creo, Miente, Nunca" from Dónde el mundo ocurre (ears&eyes) 11:25
- Matias Formica, Rocío Giménez López, Matthew Golombisky "forty nine" from 4.9 (ears&eyes) 19:41
- Xiomara Torres "Filomena" from La Voz Del Mar (Patois) 23:21
- Julia Hülsmann Quartet "Fluid" from The Next Door (ECM) 29:22
- Shawn Lovato "Modular Ascension (for alto saxophone)" from Microcosms (ears&eyes) 36:12
- Jessica Pavone, Lukas Koenig, Matt Mottel "Spam Likely" from Spam Likely (577 Records) 41:08
- Ernesto Jodos "Cercania" from Dónde el mundo ocurre (ears&eyes)
- Matias Formica, Rocío Giménez López, Matthew Golombisky "irundypa porundy" from 4.9 (ears&eyes)
- Julia Hülsmann Quartet "Open Up" from The Next Door (ECM)
- Xiomara Torres "Tio" from La Voz Del Mar (Patois)
- Cliff Korman Trio "Speak No Evil" from Brasilified (Tiger Turn)
- Ernesto Jodos "Tampoco Lo Contrario" from Dónde el mundo ocurre (ears&eyes)
- Matias Formica, Rocío Giménez López, Matthew Golombisky "kirk dokuz" from 4.9 (ears&eyes)
- Shawn Lovato "Splitting Hairs Part II (for piano and percussion)" from Microcosms (ears&eyes)
- Xiomara Torres "Me Quedo Contigo" from La Voz Del Mar (Patois)
- Julia Hülsmann Quartet "Wasp At The Window" from The Next Door (ECM)
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Ernesto Jodos
Bob Osborne
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Matías Formica
Rocío GImenez López
Matthew Golombisky
Xiomara Torres
Shawn Lovato
Julia Hulsmann
Jessica Pavone
Lukas Koenig
Matt Mottel
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