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Sylvie Courvoisier, Mary Halvorson, Chris Morrissey, Mathias Eick & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
November 2, 2021
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Another truckload of great new and upcoming albums this week, for a show that highlights the beauty of jazz projects which are not aligned with the esthetics of major labels.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Kurt Elling "Circus" SuperBlue (Edition) 0:16
Host talks 5:07
Nicola Guida (feat. Greg Osby) "The Blade Sensei: Suite For A Suicide Shokunin" Speleology (Inner Circle Music) 6:46
Host talks 10:51
Rachel Eckroth "Low Hanging Fruit (feat. Tim Lefebvre & Christian Euman)" The Garden (Rainy Days) 12:08
Manu Codjia, Giuseppe Millaci, Lieven Venken "Phase I" Phases (Hypnote) 16:48
Manu Codjia, Giuseppe Millaci, Lieven Venken "Phase II" Phases (Hypnote) 18:45
Manu Codjia, Giuseppe Millaci, Lieven Venken "Phase III" Phases (Hypnote) 21:25
UASSYN "Kheretem" Zacharya -Jazz Thing Next Generation Vol. 87 (Double Moon) 24:16
Host talks 30:36
Javier Girotto, Vince Abbracciante "Trama della natura" Santuario (Dodicilune) 32:45
Sylvie Courvoisier, Mary Halvorson "Moonbow" Searching for the Disappeared Hour (Pyroclastic) 36:33
NRG Bridges "Melodie per un burattino di legno" Intertwined Roots (Parco della Musica) 42:20
Host talks 45:41
Mathias Eick "Caring" When We Leave (ECM) 47:07
Chris Morrissey "The Indigos" Impact Winter Formal -EP (Edition) 53:07
Georgia Anne Muldrow "Slow Drag" Vweto III (Foreseen Entertainment) 1:00:44
Host talks 1:04:09
Darius Jones "Figure No. 2" Raw Demoon Alchemy (A Lone Operation) (Northern Spy) 1:05:09

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