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- Caesar Frazier "Red Top" from 'Alive' One Night In Savannah (Track Merchant Records) 0:00
- Clark Sommers "Close The Loop" from WaBaSH (Calligram Records) 7:34
- Goldings Bernstein Stewart "Hi-Fly" from Rhombus (Smoke Sessions) 13:45
- Somi "Sugar" from What Does It Take To Bloom? (Salon Africana) 20:45
- Adrian Younge "Every Body" from Afro-Disco Makossa (Linear Labs) 25:13
- Mike Clark "Austin City Shuffle" from Kuon Ganjo (Wide Hive) 29:57
- Arman Sangalang "Monkish" from Waypoints (Calligram Records) 34:48
- John Clayton "Blue Bayou" from Two-O-Duo (Artist Share) 39:27
- Haruna Fukazawa "Let's Cool One" from Plays At The Wrong Time (Orange Paw Records) 43:48
- Jae Sinnett "Palpitations" from Parallel 49 (J-Nett Music) 51:52
- Carlos Henriquez "Green Chimney" from Monk Con Clave (Carlos Henriquez) 1:00:11
- Malcolm Strachan "Step On It" from Look On The Bright Side (Haggis Records) 1:06:57
- Reid Hoyson "Gnid" from Home (Reid Hoyson Productions) 1:13:32
- Sarah Sharp "Quizàs, Quizàs, Quizàs" from Deja Vu (Spaceflight Records) 1:21:09
- Suzanne Pittson "Out of the Hub (One of Another Kind)" from Conversations (Suzzane Pittson) 1:24:30
- Michael Dease "Little Dave" from Return Trajectory (Origin Records) 1:31:00
- Conrad Herwig "Matrix" from The Latin Side Of Chick Corea (Savant Records) 1:35:20
- Lisa Rich "Like Someone in Love" from I Still Rise (Tirtone Records) 1:40:42
- Andrew Kim "The World Falls Away" from Lineage (Origin Records) 1:47:55
- Nicolas Payton "Flamenco Sketches" from A Supreme Blue (Concord Jazz) 1:53:45
- Zaccai Curtis "Sonoluminescence" from Sonoluminescence (TRRcollective) 2:00:13
- Emmet Cohen "Universal Truth" from Universal Truth (Mack Avenue) 2:08:02
- Nduduzo Makhathini "What People Say" from The Myth We Choose (Blue Note) 2:14:25
- Eve Cornelious "Lonely Town" from Again ... Naturally (ToneEveJa Records) 2:20:52
- Amanda Tosoff "Thoughts" from Where The Joy Is (Cellar Music Group) 2:25:18
- Bruce Williams "Why Can't We" from Solid Perspective (WJ3 Records) 2:30:14
- Joey Alexander "Stella By Starlight" from Celestial Keeper (Mack Avenue) 2:35:17
- Helen Sung Big Band "Wayne's World" from Oracles (Sunnyside) 2:40:23
- Cindy Blackman Santana "Music" from Coherence (Mack Avenue) 2:46:42
- Ben Patterson "David And Francis" from Stretch (Origin Records) 2:53:05
- Paul Carlon "Papasito Rides Again" from Between Us Three (TRR Collective) 3:00:45
- Jun Iida "Rivers And Bridges" from Bellflower (OA2 Records) 3:07:40
- Tristan Cappel "Acceptance" from North Star (Tristan Cappel) 3:14:27
- Brent Birckhead "For You" from Exchange (Birckhead Music Group) 3:21:06
- Seamus Blake "Come Dance With Me" from The Electrifying Seamus Blake (EH!Cellar Music Group) 3:27:11
- Robert Jospe "Pyramids" from The Night Sky (Robert Jospe Quartert) 3:32:34
- Charles Chen "Dream Dancing" from The Long Way Home (Cellar Music Group) 3:36:49
- Jaana Narsipur "Here Comes The Rain Again" from The Re-Collection (In The Pocket Jazz) 3:41:30
- Visions Jazz Ensemble "Ghost Riders" from In The Sky Of The People (Visions Jazz Ensemble) 3:48:28
- Ali Ryerson "Boppin' Low" from The Ali Ryerson Quartet (ACR Music) 3:54:48
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