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New sounds from Chris Potter, Matthew Shipp, Sunjae Lee and more
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- Chris Potter "Hold It" from Circuits (Edition) 00:00
- Matthew Shipp Trio invites Nicole Mitchell "Elements" from All Things Are (RogueArt) 07:41
- Quinsin Nachoff's Flux "Path of Totality" from Path of Totality (Whirlwind Recordings) 15:45
- Angela Verbrugge "Si Tu Pudieras Quererme (You and the Night and the Music)" from The Night We Couldn't Say Good Night (Gut String Records) 22:05
- Karin Plato "This Could Be the One" from This Could Be the One (Stikjazz Music) 26:36
- SLUGish Ensemble "The Tower" from An Eight out of Nine (SLUGish) 30:31
- Chris Potter "Circuits" from Circuits (Edition) 39:11
- Matthew Shipp Trio invites Nicole Mitchell "Void of Ground" from All Things Are (RogueArt) 48:34
- Sunjae Lee "World on Fire" from Entropy (Sunjae Lee) 55:02
- Angela Verbrugge "The Night We Couldn't Say Good Night" from The Night We Couldn't Say Good Night (Gut String Records) 1:02:15
- Karin Plato "Heart and Soul" from This Could Be the One (Stikjazz Music) 1:06:38
- Quinsin Nachoff's Flux "March Macabre" from Path of Totality (Whirlwind Recordings) 1:10:54
- Sunjae Lee "Foxdeer" from Entropy (Sunjae Lee) 1:24:42
- Damian Allegretti, Erik Friedlander, Tony Malaby "-1 (#1)" from Stoddard Place (Damian Allegretti) 1:34:13
- Matthew Shipp Trio invites Nicole Mitchell "All Things Are" from All Things Are (RogueArt) 1:41:03
- Sunjae Lee "Alternative Facts" from Entropy (Sunjae Lee) 1:49:50
- Chris Potter "Queens of Brooklyn" from Circuits (Edition) 1:58:16
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