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Reis Demuth Wiltgen, Helen Sung Big Band, TENTNO & more
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The second part of June 2026 premiere survey—Freyja Garbett, Little North, Lakecia Bejamin, The Vampires & more
Playlist
- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
- Host talks
- David Miilmann Group "Towering Hearts" from You Belong (April Records)
- Manuel Linhares "Holding Arms" from Atlântico (577 Records)
- Le Boeuf Brothers "In Captivity" from Off Center (SoundSpore Records)
- Host talks
- Ilaria Capalbo "Cosmos/Earth" from The Brightest Sun (Bluenord Records)
- Eleonora Strino "Il risveglio di Chopin" from Lumithia (CAM Jazz)
- Microfiche "Everything is Everything VIII" from With Time (Earshift Music)
- Host talks
- Michael Dease Big Band "Shoreline 151" from Return Trajectory (Origin Records)
- Reis Demuth Wiltgen Trio "Freedom Trail" from Freedom Trail (CAM Jazz)
- Helen Sung Big Band "Wayne's World" from Oracles (Sunnyside Records)
- Host talks
- Mary Halvorson & Ambrose Akinmusire "Nice to meet you again for the first time" from Slo-Mo Neon Luminate Hoverings (Nonesuch Records)
- Ocean Fanfare "Circular One" from Third Nature (April Records)
- TENTNO "today I will dissociate" from The truth is at the bottom of the bottomless... (Alpaka Records)
- Host talks
- JabFung "In Transit, Undefined" from In Real Life (self released)
- Bruce Williams "Melody For Melonae" from Solid Perspective (WJ3 Records)
- Ben Patterson "Stretch" from Stretch (Origin Records)
- Host talks
- Ron Carter & Yotam Silberstein "They Say It's Wonderful" from Duets (Jojo Records)
- Jun Iida "Bellflower" from Bellflower (Origin Records)
- Eric Harland "Nascente" from Vipassana II (Ropeadope)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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