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An Eclectic Mix With Six Brand New Albums
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Rich Ruth "Taken Back" from I Survived, It's Over (Third Man Records) 00:46
- Eunhye Jeong "Embark" from End of Time / KM-53 Project Vol. 1 (577 Records) 07:01
- Chet Doxas "North Shore, Lake Superior" from Rich In Symbols II (Justin Time Records) 27:43
- Jeff Denson, Romain Pilon & Brian Blade "A Moment In Time" from Finding Light (Ridgeway Records) 38:58
- Marshall Gilkes "Part IV, Go Get It" from Cyclic Journey (Alternate Side Records) 47:09
- Sélébéyone "Time is the First Track" from Xaybu: The Unseen (Pi Recordings) 54:40
- Michael Formanek Quartet "Skipping Stones" from Other Zones (Circular File Records) 1:00:00
- Jeff Denson, Romain Pilon & Brian Blade "Daily Jubilee of Dancing Herbie D." from Finding Light (Ridgeway Records) 1:11:24
- Sélébéyone "Gagaku" from Xaybu: The Unseen (Pi Recordings) 1:16:53
- Marshall Gilkes "Part IX, Cyclic Journey" from Cyclic Journey (Alternate Side Records) 1:22:50
- Chet Doxas "The Slopes of Saint-Tites-des-Caps" from Rich In Symbols II (Justin Time Records) 1:30:00
- Rich Ruth "Thou Mayest" from I Survived, It's Over (Third Man Records) 1:38:26
- Sélébéyone "Liminal" from Xaybu: The Unseen (Pi Recordings) 1:46:19
- Marshall Gilkes "Sin Filtro" from Cyclic Journey (Alternate Side Records) 1:52:30
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