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Roberto Magris Celebrates Twenty Years With JMood Plus New Releases
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- Roberto Magris "Chromatic Atmosphere" from Live In Hollywood (JMood Records) 00:00
- James Brandon Lewis Red Lily "Dilemma Of Hearts" from Calling Antonin (TAO Forms) 10:25
- Jamie Safir "Mad Sad Bad" from Momentism (Chill Tone Records) 12:36
- Herb Geller & Roberto Magris "Lonely Woman" from Come Lately (JMood Records) 18:03
- Mitch Marcus Quintet "InAround" from InAround (mmm mitch marcus music) 25:25
- John Wadham "Footprints" from Drums and Friends (Livia Records) 36:17
- Roberto Magris Trio "Song For An African Child" from Live In Mexico (JMood Records) 45:25
- David Bode "Cold Train Funk" from Live at the 2026 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (MunckMix) 52:56
- Matt Wilson's Good Trouble "Fuller Love" from Love Is the Whole Thing, We Are Only Pieces (Palmetto Records) 1:00:27
- Roberto Magris "Alone Again" from Wind Summit (JMood Records) 1:06:53
- Josh Cohen "My Lima" from We Are Home (T.Sound) 1:15:16
- Wadada Leo Smith "Meditation On Love" from Constellations And Hemispheres (Burning Ambulance Music) 1:24:17
- Roberto Magris "Village Blues" from Broken Barriers (J Mood Records) 1:30:52
- Florian Hoefner "Force of Nature" from Into The Aquasphere (ALMA Records) 1:42:07
- Emma Rawicz "Particles of Change" from Inkyra (ACT Music) 1:49:44
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