Itasca - SpringItasca's Kayla Cohen wrote the anticipated follow up to her acclaimed 2016 album Open to Chance in a century old adobe house in rural New Mexico. Inspired by the landscape and history of the Four Corners region, the sublime Spring it's title summoning both season and scarce local water sources dowses a devotional path to high desert headwaters. Featuring contributions from Chris Cohen, Cooper Crain (Bitchin' Bajas), James Elkington, and members of Gun

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and this album showcases 25 legendary songs and artists of that time

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Equally impactful are the trap and reggaeton cuts - the album's energetic high points

Wycliffe Gordon's sixth effort for Criss Cross features the trombonist with the biggest sound around in a program comprised predominantly of original blues

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