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Reflection... New Music from Brad Mehldau, Satoko Fujii and Natsuki Tamura as well as Scree
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Brad Mehldau reimagines Elliot Smith, Shawn Purcell urges us to "Quiet the Chaos," and a classic cut from Barbara Thompson.Playlist
- Matthew Jamal / Shabaka Hutchings "Laura" from (Single) (Self-Produced) 00:00
- Holly Palmer "Metamorphosis (Capes Up!)" from Metamorphosis (Self-Produced) 4:54
- David Occhipinti "Canticum Abaci" from Camera Lucida (Elastic) 8:18
- Kelly Green "Blue and Green" from Corner of my Dreams (La Reserve/Green Soul) 13:26
- Host Speaks 17:58
- Nadav Remez "Summit" from Summit (Self-Produced) 19:44
- Jamile / Miki Yamanaka "Bodas de Prata/Quatro Cantos" from Pursuit of a Pulse (Cellar) 26:52
- Host Speaks 36:26
- Irving Flores "Music En La Calle" from Armando Mi Conga (Amor De Flores) 37:51
- Scree "My Life Through the Eyes Of a Cat" from August (Self-Produced) 42:48
- Shawn Purcell "Quiet the Chaos" from Oblivity (Origin) 49:53
- Host Speaks 58:13
- Satoko Fujii / Natsuki Tamura "Arakashi" from Ki 樹 (Libra) 59:18
- Brad Mehldau "Everything Means Nothing to Me" from Ride Into the Sun (Nonesuch) 1:06:05
- Barbara Thompson "Mirage I" from Mirages (Temple) 1:11:24
- Harold Lopez-Nussa "Alma y Fuego" from Nueva Timba (Blue Note) 1:16:48
- Nicole Glover "March" from Memories,Dreams,Reflections (Savant) 1:23:43
- Host Speaks 1:28:05
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