005_8 RADiO lemonex PLAYLIST of THE WEEK \ BEST TRACKS of 8th WEEK 2022  (11songs/ 47m)

        Tears for Fears           Johnny Marr          Robert Glasper

Playlist of 2022/5th Week:  11songs/ 47m

Tears for Fears - My Demons from The Tipping Point 2022

Johnny Marr - All These Days from Fever Dreams, Pts. 1-4 2022

Robert Glasper - Why We Speak from Black Radio III 2022

        Elles Bailey      Conway the Machine        Prins Thomas

Elles Bailey - Stones from Shining in the Half Light 2022

Prins Thomas - Film 001 (Slapp Finale) from 8 2022

Conway the Machine - God Don’t Make Mistakes from God Don’t Make Mistakes 2022

           WiFiGawd                 RIP Swirl                     Deserta 

WiFiGawd - Slide Thru from Chain of Command 2022

Deserta - A World Without from Every Moment, Everything You Need 2022 

RIP Swirl - Love Song from Blurry 2022

                                            Adult.                               Gábor Lázár

Adult. - Fools (We Are...) from Becoming Undone 2022

Gábor Lázár - Boundary Object V. from Boundary Object 2022

15-06-2019 JAZZ_MiX # 33 jazz tracks on the the JAZZ_line 2008-2019

15-06-2019 # 33 jazz tracks on the the JAZZ_line 2008-2019 # Avishai Cohen Trio, W. H., Trombone Shorty, Tonbruket, Donny McCaslin, Noah Preminger, Black Flower, Robert Glasper, Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom, Jerry Douglas, Marcus Strickland's Twi-Life, The Comet Is Coming

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Bassist who has often combined Middle Eastern and Israeli music with both electric and acoustic jazz. 
Avishai Cohen Trio
Seattle (Avishai Cohen) 2:50
Lo Baiom Velo Balyla (Traditional) 5:25
from Gently Disturbed 2008
Avishai Cohen has established himself over the past decade as one of the more versatile and curious bassists around. For Gently Disturbed he hooks up with the young pianist Shai Maestro, a fellow Israeli, and drummer Mark Guiliana, on a set that is never less than exciting, always seductive, and often quite challenging. The gently playful opener, "Seattle," is a teaser: a waltz-inspired rhythm percolates underneath, but its simple foundation is often obscured by the trio's complex interplay... Of course, Cohen makes sure to step into the spotlight often enough to reassure that he is in fact the leader here, and on tracks such as Cohen's own neo-classical "Variations in G Minor" and the traditional Israeli song "Lo Baiom Velo Balyla," Cohen's intricate maneuvering reveals once again the ceaseless creativity of his musicianship.

The formation of W.H. was initiated in 2006 by cellist/composer Albert Márkos, with the aim to place the sonnets of William Shakespeare into the musical environment of present times. The name refers to a monogram used in the 1609 Quarto-edition of Shakespeare’s Sonnets, which was mysteriously dedicated to a certain Mr W.H... The band’s members are all celebrated artists in the Hungarian music scene... 
W. H.
XII 3:05
XXV 3:50
from Shakespeare's Sonnets 2009
Utilizing Hungary’s top hip-hop diva MC Sena’s vocal skills and the three musicians’ improvisational aptitude together with Shakespeare’s lyricism, the group is determined to go against the grain of all popular conventions to exhibit a new form of entertainment, infused with education. Hence it is not easy to describe the outcome of the production, as the pieces display characteristics of different genres, such as klangfarbe musik, free jazz, contemporary improvisational music, abstract hiphop, spoken word. All of this eventually intermingles into an incomparable sound and an absorbing show indeed, with the greatest respect and decorum to the ever-living artistry and magnitude of William Shakespeare...

New Orleans trombone and trumpet player, born into a music-rich family, who became a figurehead for modern jazz. 
Trombone Shorty
Hurricane Season (Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews) 3:20
Backatown (Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews) 2:46
from Backatown 2010
Backatown, the Verve debut from New Orleans composer, bandleader, and trombone and trumpet boss Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews, was one of the most hotly anticipated recordings of 2010. Given the well-deserved reputation Andrews and his Orleans Avenue band have for incendiary live performances, one had to wonder if it would translate in their studio offerings for independent labels. It didn't because they'd never had the budget to get the vibe right. Backatown is the first time that Orleans Avenue -- Dwayne "Big D" Williams (percussion), Mike Ballard (bass), Joey Peebles (drums), Pete Murano (guitar), and Dan Oestreicher (baritone sax) -- have had an actual budget to capture the Trombone Shorty experience, and they've made a studio record that offers a real taste of the live show's excitement. Shorty calls his music “supafunkrock,” and it's an accurate term for the aural gumbo on this fingerpopping, butt-shakin' mix set...