Exploring the Boundaries of Modern Jazz: A Journey Through 17 Tracks of Innovation

Welcome to my selected playlist, a journey through the jazz universe's boundless creativity and emotional depth. This playlist is full of musical gems, each with its unique brilliance, and uncovering its rich traditions while glimpsing the future possibilities of the genre. Join me to unpack these selections, celebrating the artistry that makes them essential listening for seasoned jazz aficionados and curious newcomers alike. Let’s dive in and discover what makes these pieces resonate so profoundly.

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Playlist

Snarky Puppy - Fuel City

Bill Laurance, The Untold Orchestra - The Good Things – Live

Marc Mac Presents Visioneers – Heather

Espen Eriksen Trio & Andy Sheppard – Anthem

Geoffrey Keezer – Tomorrow

Johnathan Blake - Homeward Bound (For Ana Grace)

Khan Jamal - The Known Unknown

Terri Lyne Carrington, Ravi Coltrane, Elena Pinderhughes - Respected Destroyer

Nduduzo Makhathini – Unonkanyamba

Zach Brock - The Last Song

Miles Davis, David Sanborn - Portia [1986]

Held By Trees - In the Trees

Butcher Brown - Sticky July

Florian Hoefner Group – Elements

Sam Newsome – When You See the Light

Art Hirahara - Zero Hour

Peter Erskine Trio To Love Again