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New Sounds Including Lots of Orchestras
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Ayumi Ishito "Sugar High People" from Wondercult Club (577 Records) 00:19
- Chris Zuar Orchestra "In Winter Blooms" from Exuberance (Tonal Conversations) 04:33
- Kerry Politzer "Ruminations" from Ruminations (Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble) 12:38
- Gabriel Evan Orchestra "Habana Hammock" from Island Hopping (Self Produced) 18:30
- Avery Sharpe Double Quartet "Trust" from I Am My Neighbors Keeper (JKNM Records) 22:59
- Phil Haynes' 4 Horns & What? "Eclipse " from The Complete American Recordings (Corner Store Jazz) 31:02
- Carl Clements "A Different Light" from A Different Light (Greydisc) 44:50
- Tevet Sela "Omaya" from Sweet Tears (Self Released) 52:18
- The Gary Urwin Jazz Orchestra "Red Clay" from Flying Colors (Summit Records) 1:00:08
- Josh Lawrence "Stony Mountain Mist" from Measured Response (Posi-Tone) 1:05:45
- The Michael O'neill Sextet "Another Star (Featuring Tony Lindsay)" from Synergy (Self Released) 1:11:48
- Conrad Herwig "Peresina" from The Latin Side of McCoy Tyner (Savant Records) 1:19:53
- Amber Weekes "Suppertime" from A Lady With A Song(Amber Inn Records) 1:25:34
- Barkman "Bottled Up" from Exhibit B(Blue Music) 1:30:55
- Matthew McDonald "Afterwards" from The Long Wait (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 1:35:17
- Mike Holober and the Gotham Jazz Orchestra "Boundary Waters" from This Rock We're On Imaginary Letters (Palmetto Records) 1:39:55
- Ayumi Ishito "The Basement Jam" from Wondercult Club (577 Records) 1:51:50
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