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Mamiko Watanabe, Melissa Aldana, Matt Wilson, James Zollar and more

By Hobart Taylor | Allston Boylston
May 29, 2024
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New music from pianist Mamiko Watanabe's Guided by the Light, saxophonist Melissa Aldana's Echoes of the Inner Prophet, Matt Wilson's Good Trouble and James Zollar'sThe Ways In.

Playlist

Isrea Butler "Congo Lament" from Congo Lament (Vegas Records) 0:00
Rachel Gould "Send Smoke Signals " from Where Have I Been All of Your Life (WJ3) 5:38
Host Speaks 10:28
Larry Goldings & John Sneider " In Walked Bud" from Chinwag (Sticky Mack) 11:45
Idit Shner & Mhondoro "Ngatibatanei" from Ngatibatanei (OA2) 16:41
Richard Horowitz "Tamara Alexa -Interdimensional Travel Agent" from Eros In Arabia (Self-Released) 24:00
Host Speaks 27:28
Audrey Powne "Indigo" from From The Fire (BBE) 28:21
Bill Frisell "Richter 858, No.7 (Featuring The Brussels Philharmonic)" from Orchestras (Blue Note) 34:15
Melissa Aldana "A Story" from Echoes of the Inner Prophet (Blue Note) 41:19
Host Speaks 47:27
James Zollar "Down Town Up" from The Ways In (JZAZ) 48:16
Jihye Lee "In the Darkest Night" from Infinite Connections (Motema) 55:43
Matt Wilson "Walk with the Wind" from Good Trouble (Palmetto) 1:04:15
Host Speaks 1:10:25
Amber Weekes "I'm Always Drunk in San Francisco" from Lady With a Song (Amber Inn) 1:11:26
Christopher Zuar Orchestra "Before Dawn" from Exuberance (Self Released) 1:14:57
Mamiko Watanabe "Atomic Space" from Being Guided by the Light (JoJo) 1:26:17
Host Speaks 1:34:31
Gabriel Genest " Savor (alternate take)" from As It Is (Odd Sound) 1:355:23
Yelena Eckemoff "Bells" from Romance of the Moon (Self Released) 1:40:21
Samuel Torres "Expanding Spaces" from A Dance for the Birds (One Soul) 1:46:15
Julieta Eugenio "Breath I" from Stay (Self Released) 1:55:38
Host Speaks 1:58:53

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About Mamiko Watanabe

Instrument: Piano

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