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Fernando Molinari, Lyle Workman, Joel Sena, Casiopea, Luis Banks, Billy Cobham, Steve Hunt-Tim Miller

by Len Davis
July 5, 2026

We kick off with outstanding Brazilian bassist Fernando Molinari, taking us to some interesting places, guitarist Lyle Workman dazzles with his guitar work and Melbourne saxophonist Joel Sena presents some progressive Fusion. Drummer Cindy Blackman Santana is back with a new single, and Italian drummer Marco Cirgliano with some rock fusion. Croation award winning guitarist Ivan ...

New Music from Lorenzo Feliciati, Barend Tromp, T Square, Casiopea, Curtis Nowosad and Henrique Mota

by Len Davis
July 13, 2025

This Week in Fusion & Jazz-Rock: Global Grooves and Bass-Driven Brilliance We're diving into some exciting new music from across the globe, starting with fresh releases from Italian bassist Lorenzo Feliciati and Dutch odd tempo groove master Barend Tromp. From Japan, we've got vibrant new tracks from jazz-fusion legends T-Square and Casiopea keeping the genre alive ...

Davd Hines, Fernando Lamadrid, Sixun, Dhafer Youssef band Nguyen le

by Len Davis
November 17, 2024

Bassist David Hines, Spanish bassist Fernando Lamadrid, and French band Sixun. Drummer Sietse Huisman, guitarist Joost Vergoosen, Some world sounds with Deep Energy Orchestra, Dhafer Youssef And guitarist Nguyen Le. Italian bassist Giorgio Panico with violinist Carlo Cantini, Norwegian bassist Per Mathisen and European band Trioscapes. Playlist David Hines “Funk Harbour" from Inner DualitySpice ...

From Bolivia guitarist Carlos Fischer, Sixun, Wasafiri and Senri Kawaguchi

by Len Davis
March 17, 2024

Some music from 2022 including guitarists Carlos Fischer and Jon Durant and the band Wasafiri. French band Sixun, and Japanese drummer Senri Kawaguchi. We hear Into The Night featuring Kozo Sugnama and Derek Sherinian as well as live music from Danish guitarist Soren Lee. Playlist Carlos Fischer “Plenitude/Busqueda 2" from Busqueda Infinita (Self Produced) ...

Michael Manring, Sixun, Alex Skolnick Trio, and Mark Egan / Danny Gottlieb

by Len Davis
July 7, 2023

Electric Market with Steve Hunt, Michael Manring, and French band Sixun. Cosmo Squad live at Baked Potato, and the Alex Skolnick. From Finland guitarist Raoul Bjorkenheim from Blixt. Graham Costello, Mark Egan and Danny Gottlieb, from Electric Blue. Playlist Electric Market “Attraction" from Attraction (Spice Rack) 00:00 Michael Manring “Sardonic Grin" from Small Moments ...

Weather Report, Tribal Tech, Nguyen Le and Claudio Scolari Project

by Len Davis
April 7, 2023

Weather Report and bands they influenced, including Sixun, Tribal Tech, Gary Willis. New and recent releases with Nguyen Le, Claudio Scolari, Donny McCaslin.Playlist Weather Report “Corner Pocket" from Live in London 1983 (Angel Air) 00:00 Sixun “Djou Djou" from Nomads Land (Polygram) 06:51 Tribal Tech “You May Remember Me" from Mysterious Voyages-Tribute To Weather ...

The release of Proto Cosmos from the late Allan Holdsworth, plus Mark Lettieri and Gillaume Barroud

by Len Davis
November 18, 2022

The release of Proto Cosmos from the late Allan Holdsworth. New music from Mark Lettieri, Billy Cobham and Sixun. World music from Dhafer Youssef and Guillaume Barraud, from Melbourne The JaimZ Project.Playlist Allan Holdsworth “Looking Glass" from Proto Cosmos (Blue Canoe) 00:00 Robben Ford-Bill Evans sax “Passaic" from Common Ground (MPS/Edel Music) 05:36 Robert ...

Victor Wooten, Marcus Miller, The Zawinul Syndicate, Sixun and Allan Holdsworth

by Len Davis
December 5, 2021

Victor Wooten Live In America, The Zawinul Syndicate, Sixun, Uzeb Live in Bracknell and Allan Holdsworth. Playlist Victor Wooten “Miller Time" fromLive In America (Compass) 00:00 The Zawinul Syndicate “King Hip" from Immigrants (Columbia) 08:04 Sixun “Ali Go Go" from Nomads Land (Universal) 15:54 Uzeb “New Funk" from Live In Bracknell (Norac) 23:44 Larry ...

Ethnic Embraces

by Mike Jacobs
August 16, 2021

For the fourth installment in the continuing BackTracks series, we take a look at some notable releases that infuse their jazz with stylistic spice indigenous to different regions of the world—namely North Africa, the Iberian peninsula and the Balkans. As BackTracks was on a hiatus of sorts (and because these recordings seemed to emerge in matched ...