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Daniel Rosenboom, Deep Ford, Dayna Stephens and More
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The feature artist is Los Angeles trumpeter Daniel Rosenboom who stokes the fires of outrage and concern for current politics and society on his new Absurd in the Anthropocene. There are plenty of new releases from European artists: Deep Ford, the very ambitious trio of keyboardist
Benoit Delbecq
piano
Robin Fincker
woodwinds
Sylvain Darrifourcq
drums
Phronesis
band / ensemble / orchestra
Jasper Hoiby
bass, acoustic
Fabio Delvò
saxophone, altob.1971
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data-original-title="" title="">Forefront, Portuguese bassist 
Miguel Angelo
bass, acousticAlexandra Grimal
saxophoneGiovanni di Domenico
piano
Dayna Stephens
saxophone, tenorPlaylist
" data-original-title="" title="">Dan Weiss+ 1 "Utica Box" from Utica Box (Sunnyside) 00:00Dan Weiss
drums
" data-original-title="" title="">Florian Chaigne &The Big Room "Visages" from 2019 (Self-released) 16:58Florian Chaigne
drums
b.1986- Host speaks 22:15
- Pia Hernández Trio "Polen" from Lilith (Irazu) 24:50
- Kongrosian "Tensegrity Part II" from Colorless Green Ideas Sleep Furiously (Aut) 32:34
" data-original-title="" title="">Tim Stine Quartet "Kjallset" from Knots (Clean Feed) 39:11Tim Stine
guitar, acoustic- Host speaks 46:35
- " data-original-title="" title="">Jasper Hoiby "Never Forgotten" from Planet B (Edition) 48:20
Jasper Hoiby
bass, acoustic 
" data-original-title="" title="">Cortex "Archicortex" from Resection (Bolage) 53:34Cortex
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.2011- Host speaks 58:51
" data-original-title="" title="">Peter Lemer Quintet "Flowville" from Son of Local Colour (ESP) 59:12Peter Lemer
keyboards
b.1942- Host speaks 1:08:24
- Miguel ?ngelo's MAU "Tres Castas: Aragonez" from Utopia (Self-released) 1:10:04
- Miguel ?ngelo's MAU "Tres Castas: Touriga Nacional" from Utopia (Self-released) 1:14:01
- Miguel ?ngelo's MAU "Tres Castas: Arinto" from Utopia (Self-released) 1:17:05
- Fabio Delvo "Playing Is a Little Bit Like Fishing" from Both People (Self-released) 1:22:23
- Host speaks 1:27:52
- Dayna Stephens "Faith Leap" from Liberty (Contagious Music) 1:30:03
- Dayna Stephens "The Lost and Found" from Liberty (Contagious Music) 1:35:58
" data-original-title="" title="">Jose Lencastre Nau Quartet "Medtro" from Live in Moscow (Clean Feed) 1:41:02Jose Lencastre
saxophone, alto
b.1977- Host speaks 1:51:01
- Forefront "Laryngospasm" from Absentia (Auand) 1:52:31
" data-original-title="" title="">Gebhard Ullmann-Gebhard Ullmann
saxophone
b.1957
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Swell 4 "Airtight" from The News? No News! (Jazzwerkstatt) 1:58:45Steve Swell
trombone
b.1954- Host speaks 2:08:39
- Daniel Rosenboom "Drowning on the High Ground" from Absurd in the Anthropocene (Orenda) 2:11:13
- Daniel Rosenboom "Apes In Rapture" from Absurd in the Anthropocene (Orenda) 2:21:22
- BBC -Benitez/ Baggiani/Celano "Human" from ?Donde Está Nuestra Hogar? (Self-released) 2:27:34
- Host speaks 2:32:30
- Alexandra Grimal, Giovanni du Domenico "Kaali" from Down the Hill (Self-released) 2:33:51
" data-original-title="" title="">Chris Lightcap "Quinine" from Superbigmouth (Pyroclastic) 2:39:10Chris Lightcap
bass
b.1971- Deep Ford "Grand Trunk Road" from You May Cross Here (BMC) 2:44:39
- Host speaks 2:48:49
" data-original-title="" title="">Nick Haywood Trio "Many Rivers To Cross" from Many Rivers (Jazzhead) 2:50:11Nick Haywood
bass
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Radio
Maurice Hogue
Daniel Rosenboom
Deep Ford
Benoit Delbecq
Robin Fincker
Sylvain Darrifourcq
Phronesis
Jasper Hoiby
Fabio Delvò
Forefront
Miguel Angelo
Alexandra Grimal
Giovanni di Domenico
Dayna Stephens
Dan Weiss Trio
The Big Room
Pia Hernández Trio
Kongrosian
Tim Stine
Cortex
Peter Lemer
José Lencastre
Gebhard Ullmann
Steve Swell 4
BBC
Chris Lightcap
Nick Haywood
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