So here it is, our fourth show of new, rare, exclusive and peculiar music - as ever recorded at Red Bull Studios with Brendon Harding ably manning the machines.
As ever, the show is vaguely themed, with Peter and Joe doing their best to emphasise "vaguely" by looking at areas where ideas and genres blur. This time round, they are looking at jazz and its offspring, asking the question "where does jazz stop?". So they have Armenian jazz, Chicagoan ghetto-electro jazz, Croydon grime jazz, Icelandic jazzy folktronica, Hungarian jazz and Ethiopian jazz-funk, as well as some music from Brazil so far out they are challenged to find any definition for it.
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Playlist:
Rahsaan Roland Kirk - “Making Love After Hours” (Warner Jazz)
Traxman - “Itz Crack” (Planet Mu)
Samuel Yirga - “Firma Ena Wereket” (Real World)
Múm - “0,00Oorð” (Morr Music)
Tigran Hamasyan - “The Spinners” (Verve / Universal)
Anna-Anna - “I'll Wear Shoes To Heaven” (no label)
Vivian Stanshall - “Yelp, Bellow, Rasp, Etcetera” (Poppy Disc)
Gábor Bolla - “Django” (Act Music)
Snorkel - “One Long Conundrum” (Slowfoot)
Grasscut - “Pieces” (Ninja Tune)
Swindle - “Do The Jazz” (Deep Medi)
Anon - “Amen” (no label)
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