
WWFM – Sonar Kollektiv: Oliver Glage Jazz Special
This month we’re focussing on Jazz in all its facets on Worldwide FM. No other genre has so much influences and influenced so many others. Come and enjoy the journey with Label Manager Oliver Glage from old to new, from Germany to Brazil, UK to Japan, fusion to free and funk…
You hate Jazz? You fear Jazz!
Mamilah – Old Parade
Jordan Rakei – Wind Parade
Footprint Project – Shadows
Quasimode – Last Nine Days
Vinícius Mendes – Aldeia de Ogum
Candeias – Palmeiras
Web Web & Max Herre – Akinuba / The Heart feat. Yusef Lateef
Radio Citizen – ETHXXMOLOGIE
Nuspirit Helsinki – Seis Por Ocho (Azymuth Remix)
Forss – Flickermood
Jazzanova – Atabaque
Micatone – Got To Give It Up (Nero Edit)
Sonar Kollektiv Orchester – Rej (Originally by Âme)
Pete Josef – Night Eyes
Studnitzky – Grandola
Tutu Amuse – Ohm
Phrydderichs Phaelda – Bruch
Key Elements – Orchestra Mode
Kaelin Ellis – Cats Groove feat. Tony Rosenberg
Quinn Oulton – Clashing Colours feat. Moses Boyd
Tony Allen & Jeff Mills – The Seed (Edit)
Shake Stew – I Am The Bad Wolf
K.O.G. – Like A Tree
Nils Frahm – The Roughest Trade
Radio Citizen – Gute Nacht

Head over to Worldwide FM here: https://worldwidefm.net/episode/sonar-kollektiv-oliver-glage-jazz-special
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