Savina Yannatou & Primavera en Salonico: Watersong, Rachel Ekroth & John Hadfield: Speaking in Tongues

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On this week's edition of Caminhos do Jazz, we focus on two standout 2025 recordings: Speaking in Tongues from Rachel Ekroth & John Hadfield (Adhyaropa) and Watersong from Savina Yannatou & Primavera en Salonico with Lamia Bedioui (ECM). Both have interesting back stories, which you can read on All About Jazz (articles linked to album titles, above).

Check the YouTube (below) for a taste of "Full Fathom Five," Ariel's song from Shakespeare's Tempest, performed exquisitely by Yannatou and company...

 
 
And click below (YouTube) for a live version of "Speaking in Tongues," the title cut of Ekroth and Hadfield's brilliant release... 
 

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