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Arvind Ramdas, Anthony Branker, Harvie S, Aubrey Johnson and more
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- Arvind Ramdas "Asiatic Raes" from Here We Go (Cellar Music Group) 00:00:00
- Anthony Branker & Other Ways Of Knowing "Afro Mosaic Soul Babies" from Manifestations Of A Diasporic Groove & Spirit (Origin Records) 06:09
- Harvie S "Ghosts Of Havana" from Bright Dawn (Origin Records) 13:13
- Aubrey Johnson "Hope" from The Lively Air (Greenleaf Music) 20:01
- April Varner "Cheek To Cheek" from Ella (Cellar Music Group) 25:18
- Steve Kovalcheck "Daydance" from Buckshot Blues (OA2 Records) 29:49
- Bernie Senensky "Silver Trane" from Duos (Cellar Music Group) 34:35
- David Basse "(I NeedA) Vacation From The Blues" from The War Within (Bighead Productions) 39:55
- Chenxi Pan "Fate (Wherever It Leads Me)" from This Very Moment (Origin Records) 46:04
- Yelena Eckemoff "Skansen Park" from Rosendals Garden (L & H Production) 52:28
- Interplay Jazz Orchestra "Go Figure" from Bite Your Tongue (Big Time Records) 1:00:10
- Monika Herzig "Look Out" from Transparent (Big Time Records) 1:07:48
- James Fernando "Singularity" from Philly 3 (Spring Garden) 1:14:03
- Hetty Kate "It Might As Well Be Spring" from Jazz In Four Seasons Vol. 1, Spring (Lisez-l'Etiquette Records) 1:20:34
- Owen Chen & Eternal Wind "Carrying You (From "Castle In The Sky")" from The Ghibli Collection (OA2 Records) 1:25:31
- Jeremy Pelt "Our Mother's Nature" from Our Community Will Not Be Erased (HighNote) 1:31:04
- Melissa Aldana "Imagenes" from Filin (Blue Note) 1:35:27
- The Sistering "Tribal Download" from The Sistering (Zenzalai Music) 1:40:00
- Dave Wilson Quartet "Intragalatic Sunset" from When Even Goes East (Dave Wilson Music) 1:46:35
- Vancouver Jazz Orchestra "As Luck Would Have It" from Vancouver Jazz Orchestra Meets Brian Charette (Cellar Music Group) 1:53:22
- Pat Bianchi "It Was A Very Good Year" from Confluence (21H) 2:00:14
- Alexa Tarantino "Portrait Of A Shadow" from The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine) 2:08:21
- Nicole McCabe "Hype Meter" from Color Theory (Nicole McCabe) 2:14:09
- Kathy Ingraham "House Of The Rising Sun" from Jazz Dreams (Peirdon Records) 2:20:23
- Ron Rieder "Dizzy Spell" from Compositions In Blue And Other Hues (Meson Records) 2:25:49
- Steven Husted "Nonagon Funkola" from Two Nights Live (Steven Husted) 2:29:53
- Flying High "If Dreams Come True" from Flying High (Songbook Ink + Jazz At The Ballroom) 2:34:27
- Kurt Elling& WDR Big Band "Desire" from In The Brass Palace (Big Shoulders) 2:39:51
- Mattias Svensson "My Toots Toots (For Toots)" from Embrace (Origin Records) 2:45:57
- Michael Dease "Frame For The Blues" from MSU Jazz Trombones: Spartan Strong (Origin Records) 2:52:50
- Charlie Apicella& Iron City "Big Boss" from Live In NYC (Zoho Roots) 2:59:51
- Sam Yahel "Strum It" from Quiet Flow (La Reserve) 3:07:17
- Baltimore Jazz Collective "The Thong Song" from Baltimore Jazz Collective (Stricker Street) 3:13:27
- Roderick Harper "Heaven" from Confidence (RMH Entertainment) 3:20:16
- Diane Marino "Take Love Easy" from Live At Vitello's (M&M Records) 3:25:05
- Darren Litzie "Just After Three" from On My Own Time (Summit Records) 3:30:14
- Joel Ross "Word for Word" from Gospel Music (Blue Note) 3:34:27
- Dan West "Descant" from Presenting The Dan West Big Band (Wayside Records) 3:39:25
- Daggerboard "Tanzanian Skies" from Daggerboard, The Skipper And Mike Clark (Wide Hive) 3:47:19
- Corcoran Holt "Hello" from Freedom of Art (Holthouse Music) 3:54:11
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