Home » Jazz Articles » Radio & Podcasts » Snorre Kirk, Ryan Keberle, Mike Freeman, Sinne Eeg and more
Snorre Kirk, Ryan Keberle, Mike Freeman, Sinne Eeg and more
Click the play button to listen
Playlist
- Snorre Kirk "A Thing Like That" from What A Day! (Stunt Records) 00:00
- Ryan Keberle Collective Do Brasil "Rei Do Carnaval" from Choro das Aguas (Alternate Side) 06:35
- Mike Freeman ZonaVibe "Wellspring" from Circles In A Yellow Room (VOF Recordings) 13.03
- Sinne Eeg & Jacob Christoffersen "Lush Life" from Shikiori (Stunt Records) 19:34
- Bob Schlesinger "But What Do You Want To Play" from Falling From Earth (Bob Schlesinger) 25:03
- Brandee Younger "Gadabout Season" from Gadabout Season (Impulse) 30:45
- Neff Irizarry "The Rain Song" from Cambio (Change) (Blue Canoe Records) 35:27
- Lauren Scales Mike Flanagan, Chris Grasso "But Beautiful" from Many Rivers (Truth Revolutions Records) 39:18
- Emma Smith "Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered" from Bitter Orange (La Reserve) 44:02
- Marcello Carelli "Noodles And Potatoes" from First Impressions (Cellar Music Group) 50:14
- Michael Dease "Lafayette Square" from City Life: Music Of Gregg Hill (Origin Records) 55:13
- Etienne Charles "Gullah Roots" from Gullah Roots (Culture Shock Music) 1:00:07
- Sam Dillon "Past Time" from My Ideal (Cellar Music Group) 1:06:42
- Joe Farnsworth "Radical" from The Big Room (Smoke Sessions) 1:13:27
- Allan Harris "Autumn" from The Poetry Of Jazz (Love Productions Records) 1:20:31
- Cory Weeds & Jerry Weldon "Olé" from Cory Weeds Meets Jerry Weldon (Cellar Music Group) 1:25:46
- Antonio Adolfo "Oba (O Bafo Da Onca)" from CarnavalThe Songs Were So Beautiful (AAM Music) 1:30:13
- Mike Thompson "6th Avenue" from 6th Avenue (Hexproof Records) 1:34:52
- Marilyn Kleinberg "Never Let Me Go" from Let Your Heart Lead The Way (Waking Up Music) 1:39:55
- Benny Benack III "This Is The Life" from This Is The Life (Bandstand Presents) 1:44:44
- Greg Murphy "Equarlity" from Snap Happy (Whaling City Sound) 1:49:41
- Something Blue "Portrait Of Harlem" from In The Beginning (Posi-Tone Records) 1;54:49
- Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra "Body and Soul" from Mixed Bag (Summit Records) 2:00:09
- Tyler Henderson "Get Out Of Town" from Love Endures (Cellar Music Group) 2:07:52
- Freedom Art Quartet "Interpretation" from First Dance (FAQ) 2:13:33
- Tessa Souter "Rayga's Song (Gymnopedie No. 1)" from Shadows and Silence: The Erik Satie Project (Noanara Music) 2:20:18
- Marina Pacowski "Sweet Talk" from New Jazz Standards, Vol. 7: The Music of Carl Saunders (Summit Records) 2:24:26
- Jimmy Greene "Impatient" from As We Are Now (Greene Music Works) 2:30:49
- Alan Broadbent "Another Time" from Threads Of Time (Savant) 2:35:36
- Tyreek McDole "Won't You Open Up Your Senses" from Open Up Your Senses (Artwork Records) 2:40:23
- Tim Jago "Calypso'ish" from Time Shift (Bespoke Jazz) 2:46:37
- Mike Clark & Mike Zilber "Turnaround (And Around Again)" from Standard Deviations (Sunnyside Records) 2;54:03
- Terri Lyne Carrington & Christie Dashiell "Triptych: Resolve/Resist/Reimagine" from We Insist 2025! (Candid Records) 3:01:13
- Nicholas Payton "A Smile In Her Lifetime" from Notes From The Zen Gangster (Paytone Records) 3:08:30
- Nicole Glover "Obsidian" from Memories, Dreams, Reflections (Savant) 3:15:05
- Ola Onabule Nicolas Meier "Funmilayo" from Proof Of Life (Rugged Ram) 2:20:36
- Sarah Wilson "Fully Unfolding" from Incandescence (Brass Tonic) 3:25:43
- Charles Chen "Alice in Wonderland" from Building Characters (Cellar Music Group) 3:29:45
- Royce Campbell and Vosbein Magee Big Band "Gentle Breeze" from Vagabond (Max Frank Music) 3:35:37
- Karla Harris "For The Love Of You" from Merge (Gobykar LLC) 3:40:50
- Syndee Winters "Yesterday When I Was Young" from Syndee Winters Sings Lena Horne (Bass Live Entertainment) 3:46:27
- Joshua Redman "Words Fall Short" from Words Fall Short (Blue Note) 3:50:57
- Danny Grissett "The Long Way Home" from Travelogue (HighNote) 3:55:46
About Snorre Kirk
Tags
PREVIOUS / NEXT
Become a Sustaining Member
Since 1995, All About Jazz has championed jazz as an art form and supported the musicians who create it. Over three decades, it has grown into one of the world's leading jazz resources, serving hundreds of thousands of readers, musicians, presenters and industry professionals each month.
Help Build the Future of All About Jazz
Your support helps us continue building All About Jazz for the next generation—expanding our editorial coverage, preserving jazz history, developing new community features and creating better ways to discover the music and the people behind it.
Become a sustaining member for as little as $20 per year and you'll immediately enjoy an ad-free experience along with access to subscriber features and future articles for a full year.
Together, we're not simply sustaining All About Jazz—we're building its future. Thank you for being part of the journey.






