#2646: February 2007 New Releases

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
It's the end of the month round-up. John Schaefer once again picks through the bucketloads of CDs that have flooded his office to find a sampling of new releases worthy of showcasing in tonight's New Sounds program.

PROGRAM # 2646, New Releases February 2007 (First aired on 2/28/07)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

David Bromberg

Try Me One More

Buck Dancer's Choice [2:00]

Appleseed #1099** www.appleseedinc.com*

Viktor Krauss

II

Hop [7:00]

Back Porch #60480** www.backporch-
records.com *

Baja

Maps/Systemalheur

Anatomy And Variation [6:00]

Stilll #1007
www.stilll.org *

Hi Fi Sky

Music For Synchronized Swimming In Space

Belle Louisiane [5:00]

Seersucker Fantasy #006 www.hi-fisky.com

Azam Ali

The Elysium Remixes

Abode (Bombay Dub Orchestra Mix) [9:30]

Six Degrees #7046 Available digitally only at www.sixdegrees-
records.com

Icebreaker

Philip Glass: Music With Changing Parts

Part II, excerpt [10:00]

Orange Mountain Music #0035**
www.philipglass.com * www.orangemoun-
tainmusic.com

Michael Halaas

The Lucidity Project

Waiting [5:00]

MH #5189 www.birdscanfly.com

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