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Anders Hagberg, Arek Czernysz Quartet, Coulondre/Dolmen/Privat & more
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- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varese Sarabande)
- Host talks
- Anders Hagberg "With Hope" from Arctic Call (Prophone Records)
- Rasmus Kjaer / Noé Franklé / Nicolas Masson "underlake" from ondine in silhouette (Hobby Horse Records)
- Host talks
- maria and thomas (Maria Kannegaard & Thomas Strønen) "time to crystallize" from Inventory of Shimmers (Jazzland Recordings)
- Jan Bang & Arve Henriksen "After the Wildfire" from Acacia (Jazzland Recordings)
- Petter Eldh "Projekt Drums Vol. 2" from Nod Yorc (Edition Records)
- Host talks
- Arek Czernysz Quartet "Safe Space" from Peaceful Refuge (self-released)
- O.N.E. (Monika Muc, Kamila Drabek, Patrycja Wybrańczyk, Kateryna Ziabliuk) "Well, actually... " from Oslo (April Records)
- Myszkowski / Brown "Aga!nst" from Eastern (Requiem Records)
- Host talks
- Giuseppe Blanco "Underside" from About War (Ionian Sound Record)
- Sokratis Sinopoulos & Yann Keerim "Topos" from Stick Dance (ECM Records)
- Roy Powell / Lorenzo Feliciati / Lucrezio De Seta "Aria" from Intermezzo (Losen Records)
- Host talks
- Leïla Olivesi "African Rhapsody" from Afro Quen (Attention Fragile)
- Nubu "Sisters" from Potiron (MACED)
- Dave Bristow "Sides" from Magenta (self-released)
- Host talks
- Laurent Coulondre / Arnaud Dolmen / Grégory Privat "The Getdown" from Tourbillon (Artwork Records)
- Jerome Sabbagh "Stand Up!" from Unbowed (Analog Tone Factory)
- Ramona Horvath "Absinthe" from Saving All My Love For You (Fresh Sound Records)
- Host talks
- Joanna Duda Trio "Delighted" from When The Truffles Get Dry (Byrd Out)
- Maciej Sikała Trio "Better Place" from Lightly Song (Soliton)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varese Sarabande)
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