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Rachel Eckroth, Melanie Charles, Bruno Angelini, Aakash Mittal & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
August 31, 2021
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Impressive new albums by Rachel Eckroth and Melanie Charles, the cross-cultural experiments of Aakash Mittal and Ches Smith, groovy soulful releases and re-releases by Leon Spencer, David Axelrod and Will Bernard and much more in this week's playlist.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
David Axelrod "Mucho Chupar" Heavy Axe (Craft) 0:16
Host talks 3:27
Leon Spencer "Louisiana Slim" Louisiana Slim (Craft) 5:04
Will Bernard "Mazurka Tree" Ancient Grains (Posi-Tone) 15:10
Host talks 18:22
Melanie Charles "Woman of the Ghetto" Y'all Don't (Really) Care About Black Women (Verve) 20:48
Rachel Eckroth "The Garden" The Garden (Rainy Days) 25:40
Bruno Angelini "Rosa and the Thorns" Transatlantic Roots (Vision Fugitive) 30:54
Host talks 36:56
Sam Pilnick "House of the Massives (Pismus-24)" The Adler Suite (Next Level) 38:14
Enrico Degani "Rise and Walk" Daily Diary of a Robot (Auand) 47:52
Host talks 52:16
Christopher Hoffman "Dylan George" Asp Nimbus (Out of Your Head) 54:00
Aakash Mittal "Nocturne V" Nocturne (Self-released) 59:57
Host talks 1:06:29
Ches Smith and We All Break "The Vulgar Cycle" Path of Seven Colors (Pyroclastic) 1:07:18

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