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New Music From Jizue, Max Walker, Barry Likumahuwa, The Action4s And Kypo
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Discover fresh sounds from across the globe, starting with LA-based guitarist Max Walker, the dynamic Japanese fusion band Jizue, Indonesian bass virtuoso Barry Likumahuwa, and the groove-driven Danish group The Action 4s. From the U.S East Coast, North Carolina's Soften The Glare delivers inventive progressive rock, while Australian guitarists Alex Stuart and Brad Kypo showcase their unique takes on jazz. Also featured is German experimental guitarist Markus Reuter known for his bold sonic explorations. Our ongoing '90s retrospective turns the spotlight on Germany's Lipstick Label, a hub for innovative Jazz Fusion during that era. This segment includes music from the Jazz Pistols, Metalex, Adam Holzman, Andrea Marcelli, Leni Stern, and legendary drummer Simon Phillips. Enjoy the Music.Playlist
- Max Walker "Mercurial" from Chronostasis (Orenda) 00:00
- Jizue "Rex" from Mer (Victor) 06:41
- Barry Likumahuwa "Classroom Assessment" from Classroom Assessment (ICSL) 13:22
- The Action 4s "Smoothie" from The Action 4s (April) 20:03
- Soften The Glare "All Mixed Up" from Making Faces (Self Produced) 26:44
- Alex Stuart "The Cat" from Refuge (Self Produced) 33:25
- Brad Kypo "Male Gaze" from Male Gaze (Self Produced) 40:06
- Markus Reuter "It's Not In The Cards" from Truce 3 (Moonjune) 46:47
- Jazz Pistols "Beast" from 3ON The Moon (Lipstick) 53:28
- Metalex "Bassick" from Proud (Lipstick) 1:00:09
- Adam Holzman "Maze" from Overdrive (Lipstick) 1:06:50
- Andrea Marcelli "You Have To Wait" from Oneness (Lipstick) 1:13:31
- Leni Stern "Low Blow" from Like One (Lipstick) 1:20:12
- Simon Phillips "Indian Summer" from Out Of The Blue (Lipstick) 1:26:53
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