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Ant Law, Joe Steels, Joe Webb, And More
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- Strictly Smokin' Big Band "All the Things You Are" from Sings Ella Fitzgerald with Alice Grace (Jazz Sound Records) 00:00
- Nauta "Second Floor" from (Self Released) 08:04
- Zoe Gilby feat. Noel Dennis "The All Night Diner" from Aurora (Self Released) 14:22
- Joe Steels "Re-emerge" from Borealis (Self Released) 21:01
- Ant Law "Parity" from Unified Theories (Self Released) 31:20
- OUTRI feat. Phil Richardson "Our Paths Cross & Abut Each Other" from (Jazz Sound Records) 41:05
- Tom Waits For No Man "Picture in a Frame" from Stepney Row EP (Self Released) 47:12
- Joe Webb "Squeeze Me" from Hamstrings and Hurricanes (Edition Records) 51.13
- Sunna Gunnlaugs "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" from Go Round Merry (Sunny Sky Records) 54:50
- The Emily Masser Quintet "Old Devil Moon" from Songs with My Father (Self Released) 59:56
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