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Roxy Coss, Deadeye, Gilad Hekselman, Johannes Wallmann & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
July 2, 2022
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This week we focus on new and upcoming albums featuring emerging guitarists like Reinier Baas and Gilad Hekselman, electro-acoustic projects and more...

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Johannes Wallmann "Precarious Towers" Precarious Towers (Shifting Paragdim) 0:16
Host talks 5:34
Bill O'Connell "Enough Is Enough" A Change Is Gonna Come (Savant) 8:13
Roxy Coss "Part I: The Body" Disparate Parts (OUTSIDE IN MUSIC) 16:01
Host talks 22:33
Deadeye "Wild Bill" Deadeye (Dox) 24:49
Gilad Hekselman feat. Eric Harland "Long Way from Home" Lone Star (Edition) 29:29
Host talks 34:43
Antoine Berjeaut "Horns & Battle" Chromesthesia (MENACE) 36:22
Freakson "Shit Year" Tales (Auand) 41:05
Host talks 44:46
Mark Turner, Jason Palmer, Joe Martin, Jonathan Pinson "Unacceptable" Return from the Stars (ECM) 47:12

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