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Arun Ghosh, John Pope Quintet, Manon McCoy, And More
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- Arun Ghosh "Hanji!" from Seclused in Light (camoci records) 0:00
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 1" from () 5:14
- Get The Blessing "São Pedro gold" from Pallett (All Is Yes Records) 8:23
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 2" from () 11:19
- John Pope Quintet "In Heaven (feat. Dilettante)" from (New Jazz and Improvised Music Recordings) 13:36
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 3" from () 18:04
- Alex Hitchcock "Wishbone" from Letters From Afar (New Soil) 20:11
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 4" from () 25:03
- Manon McCoy and Emmy Lambert "Settle" from Close In (New Jazz and Improvised Music Recordings) 28:07
- Nisha Ramayya/John Garner/John Pope "The Ground Grows Wings" from New Ways of Moving in the Counterworlds (New Jazz and Improvised Music Recordings) 30:37
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 5" from () 35:42
- Sia Ahmed and Raymond MacDonald "Jesmond 3" from Jesmond (New Jazz and Improvised Music Recordings) 37:58
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 6" from () 40:38
- Zoe Gilby & Andy Champion "Straight No Chaser" from Voice & Bass (Self Released) 44:07
- Zoe Rahman "Waves" from Hull Suite Live (Manushi Records) 47:25
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 7" from () 50:22
- Jeppe Zeeberg "Common Sense Was Never Common" from Eight Seemingly Unrelated Pieces of Piano Music (Barefoot Records) 54:17
- Harper Trio "Walk" from Dialogue of Thoughts (Little Yellow Man Records) 56:39
- Wesley Stephenson "Interview, part 8" from () 61:12
- ATFK "Take a Moment on Byker Bridge" from Emergency of the Female Kind (Self Released) 63:58
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