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Sophie Alour, Aaron Parks, Sarah Murcia, UR-Kestra and Other New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- CvA Concert Big Band ft. Reinier Baas, Johan Plomp "Eyjafjallajökull" Beyond the Sum of All Parts (Challenge) 16:00
- Host talks 6:36
- UR-Kestra "Oopa" When (UR) 8:04
- Aaron Parks "My Mistake" Little Big II: Dreams of a Mechanical Man (Ropeadope) 13:18
- Sarah Murcia "Come Back Later" Eyeballing (DStream) 18:10
- Host talks 22:07
- Magic Malik "Daahoud" Jazz Association (jazz&people) 24:06
- Magic Malik "Joy Spring" Jazz Association (jazz&people) 25:50
- Sophie Alour "For Foot and Spirit" Joy (Music from Source) 29:37
- Christophe dal Sasso "Le Renouveau" The Palmer Suite (jazz&people) 32:26
- Host talks 37:54
- Jason Palmer "Christ in the Storm on the Lake of Galilee" The Concert: 12 Musings for Isabella (Giant Step Arts) 39:17
- Mihaly Borbely Quartet "If Possible" Grenadilla (BMC) 50:27
- Host talks 53:15
- Maya Keren, Camila Nebbia, Diana Arias, Lesley Mok "Constancia" Yo No Sé de Pájaros (Self-released) 54:50
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