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New Sounds From Around The World

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
January 13, 2022
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On this show we take a virtual trip around the world to hear some of the latest jazz records from the North America, Europe, Russia, South America, and Israel. Ground-breaking new releases push the boundaries of the music creating a variety of fresh and in some cases unexpected sounds.

Playlist

Mareike Wiening "Seesaw March" from Future Memories (Greenleaf) 00:00
Agustin Uriburu "Santa Fe" from Santa Fe (ears&eyes) 06:56
Heikki Ruokangas & Landon George "Rainy Day" from Stagnant Rapture (Habitable Records) 11:59
Ilugdin Trio "Case" from My Story (Jazzist) 17:37
Giorgos Tabakis "Attraction" from Here Now Then (Ekfrassis Productions) 27:26
Alon Farber Hagiga "Reflecting On Freedom" from Reflecting On Freedom (Origin Records) 34:15
Mareike Wiening "Future Memories" from Future Memories (Greenleaf) 42:07
Agustín Uriburu "Take A Hike" from Santa Fe (ears&eyes) 48:03
Heikki Ruokangas & Landon George "Double Vision" from Stagnant Rapture (Habitable Records) 53:41
Don McDonald "Dali's Hourglass" from Shifting Sands (Self Released) 1:00:00
Alon Farber Hagiga "More Monkeys Please" from Reflecting On Freedom (Origin Records) 1:05:52
Low Kick Collective "1" from Pulsar (Self Released) 1:14:43
Ilugdin Trio "What For?" from My Story (Jazzist) 1:21:26
Mareike Wiening "El Escorial" from Future Memories (Greenleaf) 1:30:44
Agustín Uriburu "Ocean" from Santa Fe (ears&eyes) 1:38:12
Don McDonald "Atacama" from Shifting Sands "Self Released) 1:44:13
Heikki Ruokangas & Landon George "Arroyo" from Stagnant Rapture (Habitable Records) 1:49:23
Wadada Leo Smith, Henry Kaiser, Alex Varty "Pacifica Koral Reef (preview)" from Pacifica Koral Reef (577 Records) 1:55:12

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