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Australian guitarist Alex Stuart, Japanese band Nanki trio, Norwegian drummer Andre Drage and The Fearless Flyers
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- Alex Stuart "Among The Clouds" from Refuge (Self Produced) 00:00
- Mr Mayo "Ponder" from Ponder (Self Produced) 06:59
- G-Tano "Buddha's Dance" from G-Tano (Self Produced) 13:58
- Nankai Trio "Five Senses" from Antartica (A Tonal Music) 20:57
- Andre Drage "Brain Soup" from Wolves (Self Produced) 27:56
- Giret Gabor "Jalapeno" from Green & Gray (Eastern deluxe) 34:55
- The Fearless Flyers "SKOM" from Fearless Flyers V (Roundwound) 41:54
- Lost Tribe "Four Directions" from Lost Tribe (Windham Hill) 48:53
- Niacin "Slapped Silly" from High Bias (Stretch) 55:52
- Michael Manring "Fire Sermon" from The Book Of Flame (Alchemy) 1:02:51
- Tunnels "Boyz In The Ud" from Painted Rock (Buck Ball) 1:09:50
- Tribal Tech "Salt Lick" from Face First (Blue Moon) 1:16:49
- Metro "Earth Pluck" from Metro (Lipstick) 1:23:48
- Matthew Garrison "Groovetune" from Matthew Garrison (Self Produced) 1:30:47
- Alain Caron Le Band "Trouble" from Play (Norac) 1:37:46
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