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Barry Guy, Jaleel Shaw, Linda May Han Oh & Zoh Amba
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- Alberto Pinton & Restless "Folksong" from Allt Storre Klarhet (Moserobie) 00:00
- host speaks 03:57
- Dave Bixler "6.29.21" from Incognito Ergo Sum (Self-released) 06:52
- Sandro Saez Eggers & Oversaez "Abstract Emotions" from Abstract Emotions (Boomslang) 14:51
- Johnny Hunter "Part 2" from Now It Can Be Told (Discus) 23:10
- host speaks 35:02
- Lingyuan Yang "Send Off The Ghosts" from Cursed Month (Chaospace) 37:20
- Dalaiquartet "Intro/Slaughter Meat" from Brazzaville (Aut Records) 43:55
- Mary Halvorson "Full Of Neon" from About Ghosts (Nonesuch) 48:36
- host speaks 55:32
- Barry Guy & London Jazz Composers Orch. "Harmos" from Harmos-Krakow (Maya) 58:01
- Federico Calcagno "The Hanged Man: A New Trail" from Mundus Inversus (Self-released) 1:16:44
- Olie Brice Quartet "After A Break" from All It Was (Westhill) 1:22:53
- host speaks 1:31:10
- Zoh Amba Sun Ensemble "Seaside" from Sun (Smalltown Supersound) 1:33:12
- Izumi Kimura & Gerry Hemingway "Shadowshift" from How The Dust Falls (Auricle) 1:40:00
- Ville Lahteenmaki Trio "Shadow People" from Second Sight (RRGEMS) 1:44:00
- host speaks 1:50:59
- Lily Finnegan's Heat On "Belt Line Part 1" from Heat On (Cuneiform) 1:52:52
- Lily Finnegan's Heat On "Belt Line Part 2" from Heat On (Cuneiform) 1:57:51
- Lily Finnegan's Heat On "Belt Line Part 3" from Heat On (Cuneiform) 2:01:17
- Linda May Han Oh Trio "Portal" from Strange Heavens (Biophilia) 2:05:28
- host speaks 2:10:21
- Jaleel Shaw "Tamir (For Tamir Rice)" from Painter Of The Invisible (Chango) 2:13:04
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