Helen Sung, Emma Dayhuff, Bill Lee, Isaiah Collier, Gaia Wilmer, Heisenberg Uncertainty Players [Mondo Jazz 382-2]
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One of our favorite albums of the year, music born on the Chicago-LA express, a rediscovery of Bill Lee and a joyride with Isaiah Colleri, tributes to Herbie Hancock and Gilberto Gil, and a healthy dose of quantum mechanics... Sounds like a strange equation? Tune in to the wonderfully unpredictable world of Mondo Jazz and see if the pieces add up.
The playlist features Emma Dayhuff; The Descendands of Mike and Phoebe; Isaiah Collier; Helen Sung [pictured]; Gaia Wilmer, Mônica Salmaso; Heisenberg Uncertainty Players
Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/23138354/Mondo-Jazz [from "Jesus Is a Lonely Man" to "Catalpa"].
Happy listening!
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