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Zoh Amba, Vincent Peirani, Kinan Azmeh, Tony Malaby & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
April 19, 2022
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The beautiful debut album of an emerging artist like Zoh Amba, previously unreleased tracks from the legendary Village Vanguard concerts by Geri Allen, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian, the edgy new project by Vincent Peirani and the guitar saxophone interactions of Walter Smith III & Matthew Stevens, Dave Gisler & David Murray, and Tony Malaby & Ben Monder are just some of our favorite things of this month.

We hope you enjoy them too.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Walter Smith III, Matthew Stevens "Reds" In Common III (Whirlwind) 0:16
Host talks 4:03
Vincent Peirani "This Is the New Shit" Jokers (ACT) 5:31
Host talks 10:58
Kinan Azmeh "Love on 139th Street in D" Flow (Dreyer Gaido) 12:22
David Krakauer "Bella's Calypso (Bella Suit Son Cœur)" Mazel Tov Cocktail Party! (Table Pounding) 18:58
Host talks 23:53
Hugo Carvalhais "Amethist Shot" Ascetica (Clean Feed) 26:22
Zoh Amba "O, Sun" O, Sun (Tzadik) 33:00
Geri Allen, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian "Dance of Infidels" Live at the Village Vanguard -The Unissued Tracks (Somehtin' Cool) 40:04
Host talks 43:36
Dave Gisler Trio "Better Don't Fuck with the Drunken Sailor" See You Out There (Intakt) 45:11
Tony Malaby's Sabino "Corinthian Leather" The Cave of Winds (Pyroclastic) 50:48
Lara Rosseel "Fishes Dishes" Hert (W.E.R.F.) 55:19
Host talks 59:57
Chris Dingman "Light Your Way" Journeys Vol. 1 (Inner Arts) 1:00:59

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