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New Music From Max Light, The Brenan Brothers, Sarah Jerrom, Altin Sencalar And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
April 25, 2024
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On this show we feature music from Max Light, The Brenan Brothers, Sarah Jerrom, Altin Sencalar, Tom Collier, Shabaka Hutchings, The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis, Lucia Fodde, Tony Adamo, DigDogDo, Ulysses Owens, Jr. and Generation Y, Ambrose Akinmusire, and Alice Coltrane.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Max Light "Times Had" from Chaotic Neutral (AGS Recordings) 00:57
The Brenan Brothers "Fly With The Wind" from Valley of Silence (Death Defying Records) 08:01
Sarah Jerrom "Part VIII Crystallization (For R.)" from Magpie (TPR Records) 17:31
Altin Sencalar "Blue Evening" from Discover The Present (Posi-tone) 35:17
Tom Collier "Like A Rolling Stone" from Boomer Vibes Volume 2 (Summit Records) 42:50
Shabaka Hutchings "End Of Innocence" from Perceive its Beauty, Acknowledge its Grace (Impulse!) 49:19
The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis "Boatly" from The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis (Impulse!) 52:22
Lucia Fodde "A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing" from Harlem Beats (TimeZone Records) 1:00:00
Tony Adamo "Soul Glide" from Soul Glide (Staint Jaz Records) 1:04:53
DigDogDo "Night Watch" from Evolution (Hoob Records) 1:10:19
Ulysses Owens Jr. and Generation Y "Bird Lives" from A New Beat (Cellar Music) 1:15:41
Ambrose Akinmusire "Owl Song 2 (feat. Bill Frisell & Herlin Riley)" from Owl Song (Nonesuch Records) 1:24:50
Alice Coltrane "Africa" from The Carnegie Hall Concert (Impulse!) 1:32:06

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About Max Light

Instrument: Guitar, electric

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