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All New Releases From Stephen Philip Harvey, Søren Lee, Noah Haidu, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
May 2, 2024
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On this show all new releases from Stephen Philip Harvey, Søren Lee, Noah Haidu, Anthony D'Alessandro, Aleksi Glick, Tony Monaco Trio, Daniel Janke Winter Trio, Domas Žeromskas, Hill Collective, Pozak Trio, Angelica Sanchez & Chad Taylor, and Alice Coltrane.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Stephen Philip Harvey "Tectonic Shift (Live) [feat. Daniel Bruce & Thomas Schinabeck]" from Elemental (Live) (Hidden Cinema Records) 00:59
Søren Lee "Song For My Son" from Hope (Zack's Music) 09:00
Noah Haidu "Over The Rainbow" from Standards II (Sunnyside Records) 14:51
Anthony D'Alessandro "The Golden Mean" from Searchin' (Self Released) 25:27
Aleksi Glick "His Spirit" from World Traveler (Pinch Records) 31:11
Tony Monaco Trio "One for Pat (Martino)" from Over and Over (Chicken Coup Records) 35:54
Daniel Janke Winter Trio "River Ice" from Available Light (Chronograph Records) 42:34
Domas Žeromskas "Kregždutės (feat. Karolis Šarkus & Diego Hedez)" from Meditations on Providence and Perseverance Vol. 1 (Self Released) 50:33
Hill Collective "Dogma Loves You" from Tonal Prophecy (Self Released) 1:00:44
Pozak Trio "Leaving Home (Single version)" from Voices (Howling Jazz!) 1:09:02
Angelica Sanchez & Chad Taylor "Liminal" from A Monster Is Just An Animal You Haven't Met Yet (Intakt Records) 1:21:23
Stephen Philip Harvey "Witch Hunt (Live) [feat. Daniel Bruce & Reggie Watkins]" from Live at Radio Artifact (Hidden Cinema Records) 1:28:49
Alice Coltrane "Leo" from The Carnegie Hall Concert (Impulse!) 1:38:27

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