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Shuteen Erdenebaatar, James Brandon Lewis, Léon Phal, Logan Kane & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
October 17, 2023
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James Brandon Lewis' homage to Mahalia Jackson, the ongoing Eastern and microtonal adventures of Lucian Ban, Mat Maneri, Fabio Delvò's fellowship and an exciting posse of emerging artists in their twenties make this hour of Mondo Jazz a treasure trove of sonic delights.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison Mondo Jazz Theme 0:00
Léon Phal "Stress Killer" Stress Killer (Heavenly Sweetness) 0:16
Host talks 3:57
Logan Kane "Where Within" Floor Plans (Ghost Note) 5:14
Host talks 11:02
Emma Rawicz "Falu" Chroma (ACT) 12:40
Shuteen Erdenebaatar "An Answer from the Distant Hill" Rising Sun (Motema) 18:36
Host talks 25:11
James Brandon Lewis & Red Lily Quintet "Wade in the Water" For Mahalia, With Love (TAO Forms) 27:54
Location Location Location feat. Michael Formanek, Anthony Pirog, Mike Pride "Apperceptions" Damaged Goods (Cuneiform) 36:09
Fabio Delvò & fellows "Light Iron" The Crocodile Embalsers (DF) 39:30
Host talks 45:37
Lucian Ban, Mat Maneri "Prelude" Oedipe Redux (Live) (Sunnyside) 47:07
Mat Maneri "Glimmer" Ash (Sunnyside) 54:35
Host talks 59:56
Wasted Generation "Papageno" Introducing Wasted Generation (GleAM) 1:01:52

Photo credit: Ralf Dombrowski

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