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- Benny Benack III "Song For Our Roger" from This Is The Life (Bandstand Presents) 00:00
- Brandee Younger "Discernment" from Gadabout Season (Impulse) 06:44
- Mike Clark &" Mike Zilber "Turnaround (And Around Again)" from Standard Deviations (Sunnyside Records) 13:24
- Ola Onabule & Nicolas Meier "Future Past" from Proof Of Life (Rugged Ram) 20:22
- Something Blue "Mr. Styx" from In The Beginning (Posi-Tone Records) 26:03
- Diego Rivera "Trapdoor" from West Circle (Posi-Tone Records) 31:03
- Robert Glasper "Going Home" from Let Go (loma Vista Recordings/Concord) 35:08
- Tessa Souter "D'ou Venons-Nous (Gymnopedie No. 3)" from Shadows and Silence: The Erik Satie Project (Noanara Music) 39:20
- Michael Dease "Catalyst" from City Life: Music Of Gregg Hill (Origin Records) 45:07
- Clifford Jordan "John Coltrane" from Strata-East Record Store Day 2025 (Mack Avenue/Strata-East) 52:14
- Cyrus Chestnut "Prelude For George" from Rhythm, Melody And Harmony (HighNote) 59:02
- Mark Masters Ensemble "Dance, Eternal Spirits, Dance!" from Dance, Eternal Spirits, Dance! (Capri) 1:05:35
- John Clayton "Blues In The Basement" from Talk To Me About Mulgrew (ArtistShare) 1:11:57
- Hot Toddies Jazz Band "In A Mellow Tone" from Live From Somewhere Nowhere (Prohibition Productions) 1:19:08
- Planet D Nonet "Detour Ahead" from Planet D Presents Doctor Professor Leonard King In Tribute To Joe Williams (Eastlawn Records) 1:24:25
- Behn Gillece "Haymaker" from Pivot Point (Posi-Tone Records) 1:29:43
- Bobby West "Spirit Move" from Sunset Requiem For Mary Turner (Soulville Sound Recordings) 1:34:56
- NYO Jazz "The Confession" from Live In Johannesburg (Carnegie Hall) 1:39:07
- Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra "Where Do You Start" from Mixed Bag (Summit Records) 1:46:24
- Rob Clearfield "If There Were Ever A Time" from Voice In The Wilderness (jazz&people) 1:53:32
- Brad Turner "Spring Peeper" from It's All So (Cellar Music Group) 1:59:11
- Alí Bello & The Charanga Syndicate "Emiliando" from Ali Bello & The Charanga Syndicate (Circle 9 Records) 2:06:03
- Eric Scott Reed "The Weirdos" from The Weirdos (Smoke Sessions) 2;12:50
- Susan Hinkson "It Might As Well Be Spring" from Just In Time (Windfall Creations) 2:19:14
- Tyreek McDole "Ugly Beauty" from Open Up Your Senses (Artwork Records) 2:23:54
- Freedom Art Quartet "First Dance" from First Dance (FAQ) 2:28:22
- Sharel Cassity "Kenny's Quest" from Gratitude (Sunnyside) 2:33:41
- Planet D Nonet "The Comeback" from Planet D Presents Doctor Professor Leonard King In Tribute To Joe Williams (Eastlawn Records) 2:38:52
- Saul Dautch "The Climbing Silver" from Music For The People (Doubleton Records) 2:46:13
- Steve Allee Big Band "Twins" from Naptown Sound (Jazzville Records) 2:53:00
- Terri Lyne Carrington & Christie Dashiell "Tears For Johannesburg" from We Insist 2025! (Candid Records) 2:59:02
- Dave Anderson "Thilmany" from In Lieu Of Flowers (Label 1 Records) 3:06:51
- Marcello Carelli "I Can See The Glimmer" from First Impressions (Cellar Music Group) 3:12:44
- Kristina Koller "That's What Friends Are For" from Walk On By (Feel Good Records) 3:18:50
- Kandace Springs "But Beautiful" from Lady In Satin (SRP Records) 3:23:18
- Neff Irizarry "Hija Mia (My Daughter)" from Cambio (Change) (Blue Canoe Records) 3:27:23
- Dale Fielder Quartet "It's A Blue World" from Saxophone Standards Vol 4. (Clarion Jazz) 3:33:00
- The Furgos "Overjoyed" from Retrospective (The Furgos Music) 3:39:07
- Ben Sidran "Take A Little Hit " from Are We There Yet (Live at the Sunside) (Bonsai Music) 3:46:25
- James Zito "The End Of A Love Affair" from Zito's Jump! (James Zito) 3:50:09
- Gerald Clayton "Cinnamon Sugar" from One's & Two's (Blue Note) 3:55:01
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