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One hour of the latest cutting-edge worldwide jazz sounds. Join Tony Poole as he explores the newest and freshest global jazz grooves, showcasing all-new releases and enticing rhythms that redefine the genre.Playlist
- Georgia Cecile "Communion" single (Mahagony Songs)
- Claire Cope Ensemble C "Flight" from Every Journey (Adhyâropa Records)
- Bill O'Connell "Maiden Voyage" from Touch (Jojo Records)
- Ronald Snijders "Fusionize" from Penta (Night Dreamer)
- B.H.A.M. "M.O.V.E." single (Jelly Cleaver)
- Fela Kuti And The Afrika 70 "Shuffering & Shmiling (Nigerian Remix)" edit (Sonic Funk Foundry)
- Tito Puente & His Orchestra "Gozón" from Tito Puente, Mambo Gozón. The RCA Years 1949-1960 (Grosso! Records)
- Shin Watanabe and His Six Joes "Who Parks The Car?" from KING Jazz RE:Generation Vol.1—Selected by Yusuke Ogawa (Sound Fuji)
- Lewis Daniel "Find Your Tribe (feat. Jay Phelps & Nathaniel Cross) " single (self released)
- Monfort "5:50 PM (ft. Nina Tonji)" from Hypnotized (KOMOS Records)
- Sinitus Tempo "The Spirit" from When The Smoke Clears (self released)
- Marshall Allen "New Dawn (feat. Neneh Cherry)" single (Week-End Records)
- MOON ZOOZ (Too Many Zooz & Moon Hooch) "Space Cow" single (self released)
- Butcher Brown "Ibiza" from Letters From The Atlantic (Concord Jazz)
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