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- Billy Parker's Fourth World "Get With It (featuring Dee Dee Bridgewater)" from The Legacy Begins, originally 1973 (Strata-East)
- Daylight Robbery with Nick Marks "God Game" from Third Island Suite (Melting Pot Music)
- Jimi Tenor & Freestyle Man "Stockholm" from Sinus Amoris (Songs from the Bay of Love) (unknown)
- Margeeah bat Israel "Bring The People Home" from Looking For Love, re-issue 1983 (Frederiksberg Records)
- Salvalai "Workaholic" single (self-released)
- Kaidi Tatham "So Happy" from Miles Away (First Word Records)
- Emma-Jean Thackray "It's Okay (featuring Kassa Overall)" single (Brownswood)
- Raúl Monsalve y Los Forajidos "Como el Sol" from Sol (Colectivo Futuro)
- Ezra Collective "Body Language (featuring Sasha Keable)" single (Partisan Records)
- Jazzanova "No Use" (featuring Clara Hill)" from In Between Revisited: Jazzanova Live (Sonar Kollektiv)
- Andy Hay "First Snow" from Another Sun, 2025 re-press (self-released)
- Lewis Daniel "Ships Do Sail" single (self-released)
- Jay "Jay Zone" Mumford & Soul Supreme "Crown Ones" single (Soul Supreme Records)
- Cosmic Collective "Track 3" from Obliterating Reality (self-released)
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