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Branford Marsalis, Eric Scott Reed, Artemis, Jeremy Pelt and more
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- Branford Marsalis "Long As You Know You're Living Yours" from Belonging (Blue Note) 00:00:00
- Altin Sencalar "Straight Street" from Unleashed (Posi-Tone Records) 8:46
- Reginald Cyntje "Shattered Structures" from Mosaic (Reginald Cyntje) 13:48
- Marianne Solivan "Spark" from Break's Over (Imani Records) 20:39
- Thomas Marriott "Reading Rainbow" from Screen Time (Imani Records) 24:51
- Mitch Towne "Ode To Kenny" from Refuge (Across Towne Records) 29:59
- Paul Hecht "Come La Sete" from Pyrography (eyes&eyes Records) 35:19
- Lorraine Feather "Disappearing Universe" from The Green World (Relarion Inc.) 00:41:00
- Eric Alexander "Angel Eyes" from Chicago To New York (Cellar Music Group) 45:06
- Geoffrey Dean "Came And Went" from Conceptions (Cellar Music Group) 53:56
- Eric Scott Reed "The Weirdos" from Out Late (Smoke Sessions) 59:30
- Beatle Jazz "Hey Jude" from Reunion (Yama Records) 1:05:54
- John Clayton "Blues In The Basement" from Talk To Me About Mulgrew (ArtistShare) 1:12:27
- Ellie Martin "Love And Light" from The Man I Love (Ellie Martin) 1:19:40
- Premazzi / Nasser Quartet "From What I Recall" from From What I Recall (OA2 Records) 1:24:47
- Gabriel Latchin "The Man I Love" from The Man I Love (Alys Jazz) 1:29:40
- Jane Ira Bloom "Space Rangers" from Songs In Space (Outline Records) 1:34:40
- Kandace Springs "The End Of A Love Affair" from Lady In Satin (SRP Records) 1:38:56
- George Colligan "If The Mountain Was Smooth" from Live At The Jazz Standard (Whirlwind Recordings) 1:43:55
- Jordan VanHemert "Survival of the Fittest" from Survival of the Fittest (Origin Records) 1:51:58
- Artemis "Footprints" from Arboresque (Blue Note) 1:58:32
- Posi-Tone Swingtet "Simmer" from In Jazz We Trust (Posi-Tone Records) 2:03:59
- The Reddish Fetish "Little Sunflower" from Llegue (The Reddish Fetish) 2:10:23
- Caili O'Doherty "Clip Joint" from Bluer Than Blue (Outside In Music) 2:18:35
- Max Leake "Gregory Is Here" from Threads (MCG Jazz) 2:23:59
- Harry Allen "Exactly Like You" from It Takes Three (Night Is Alive) 2:28:05
- Bigger Badder Bones "Sliders" from Sliders (Summit) 2:33:13
- Judy Wexler "Slow Hot Wind" from No Wonder (Jewel City Jazz) 2:38:11
- Liz Cole "Love" from I Want To Be Happy (Liz Cole) 2:42:28
- Greg Abate "J.A.G." from Positive Energy (Summit) 2:46:44
- Bill Moio "720 Berkeley" from Try This (ITI Records) 2:52:31
- Jeremy Pelt "Rhapsody" from Woven (HighNote Records) 2:58:20
- Darryl Yokley's Sound Reformation "Macondo" from Un Mundo En Soledad (Truth Revolution Recording Collective) 3:05:09
- Mason Razavi "Even Keel" from Even Keel (Point Shot Music) 3:12:13
- Fred Hersch "Suspended in Time" from Suspended in Time (Resilience Music Alliance) 3:18:31
- Willie Morris "Into Somewhere" from Unbound Inner (Posi-Tone Records) 3:23:18
- Tom Wakeling "Evidence" from West By Northwest (Cellar Music Group) 3:28:13
- Rick Roe "Floating Candles" from Tribute (Cold Plunge Records) 03:33:12
- Theoretical Planets "Answers In Time" from Zero (PJCE) 3:38:12
- Jessica Jones "Soft Target" from Edible Flowers (Reva Records) 3:44:00
- David G Bailis "Big Dreams" from Tree Of Life (David Bailis) 3:51:02
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