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1 Presented on October 17, 2015

Cherry Avenue

Jason Lee Bruns
Duration: 3:45

Cherry Avenue is a 10-song vocal album featuring singer Kevin Bachelder who's backed by Jason Lee Bruns and his all-star team. This album, which was #3 on the CMJ (College Music Journal) “Top Jazz Adds”, the CMJ “Top 40 Jazz Charts," and the Root Music Report “Top 50 Jazz Albums”, is being considered in the 1st Round of the 58th Grammy's.

4 Presented on October 13, 2015

What's New? Reimagining Benny Goodman (Album Trailer)

Oran Etkin
Duration: 6:31

A behind the scenes look at Oran Etkin's new album What's New? Re-imagining Benny Goodman. A distinctly modern homage to the “King of Swing.” What's New? at once celebrates two sides of Benny Goodman: the music of his big band that launched the Swing Era and of his quartet that became the first mainstream racially-integrated band.

2 Presented on October 2, 2015

In the deep blue sea

Chris Abelen
Duration: 4:53

5 Presented on September 16, 2015

Hommage à Eberhard Weber

Eberhard Weber
Duration: 2:19

Featuring Pat Metheny, Jan Garbarek, Gary Burton, Scott Colley, Danny Gottlieb, the SWR Big Band and more!

5 Presented on September 12, 2015

Look At Me

Cecile McLorin Salvant
Duration: 3:05

The official video for the song “Look At Me" from Cécile McLorin Salvant's 2015 album For One To Love.

6 Presented on August 10, 2015

Drive

Tim Kuhl
Duration: 3:59

Tim Kuhl's “1982" available on digital & vinyl via Flying Moonlight records. Composed & Produced by Tim Kuhl. Spoken words by Geoffrey Bankowski. Dance by Anna Copa Cabanna. Guitar by Ryan Mackstaller.

9 Presented on July 20, 2015

2pm

Hashima
Duration: 10:07

Live at DKSG (Dom Kulture Studentski Grad) with Hristić Aleksandar (drums), Todorović Vanja (bass), Mijalković Srđan (saxophone) and Mišković Igor (guitar).

“Hashima, an unusual confluence of classicism, Balkan folk forms, avant garde racket and lyricsm.” --Thomas Conrad (All About Jazz, JazzTimes, Stereophile)