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Re-Entry
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Plaza Sésamo
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Stop Making Me Celebrate
08:26
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Still Life
07:04
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Where's It Gonna Go?
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Word Association
02:13
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Stephen Arnold Washington, D.C.
Bassist and composer from Greenfield, MA living and working in Washington, DC.
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Andrew Frankhouse and Nelson Dougherty lead this awesome band that draws a lot from loud rock music but is definitely jazz and experimental at its core. I play bass with Keith Butler, Jr. on drums.
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This album is Sarah Marie Hughes creating so much music all alone. I am blown away by her raw honesty, and her command of her voice and her instrument.
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In All Meridians
by Tyler Cassidy
Tyler Cassidy is one of my mentors, and he is one of the most adventurous and visionary composers and players I know and this album is his most vivid expression of that (with strings and emo-guitar).
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Never predictable and yet always amazing in surprising ways. We will be listening to this one over and over again in our household.
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Luke Stewart Exposure Quintet
by Luke Stewart
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I saw their return performance at the 2022 Catalytic Sound Festival and it was magnificent!
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This swinging Welsh jazz combo packs each song with blissfully darting horn lines and simmering rhythms on their latest LP.
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