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Confusion Project, SongAh Chae Trio, Bignami Veltri Jazz Ensemble & More
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Playlist
- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
- Host talks
- Mike DiRubbo "One For Mabes " from Way Out Northwest (Cellar Music Group)
- Andrew Kim "Kimposter " from Lineage (Origin Records)
- Elias Haslanger "Swinging At Monks " from Legacy (Bandstand Presents)
- Host talks
- Confusion Project "Mazurek 5 " from Identity (Dot Time Records)
- Kwadrat "Ładna pogoda w Sopocie " from Mechanizm (GAD Records)
- Przemysław Jan Grabowski "Footsteps Over The Horizon " from Jazz Mysteries (self-released)
- Host talks
- Bob Nell & Michael Bisio Trios "Achromaticism " from We Are Here (Origin Records)
- Marshall Allen "Well of Being " from 101: An Audio Odyssey (Ropeadope)
- Milton Michaeli / Asaf Shchori / Hamid Drake "We Can Dance " from Universal Butterfly (577 Records)
- Host talks
- Richard Spaven "Fine Line " from Light Of Day (Edition Records)
- Play Time (Ben Vida / Booker Stardrum / Will Epstein) "Q&A " from Magic Object (Balmat)
- Nils Petter Molvaer "Copenhagen " from Be Quiet (Edition Records)
- Host talks
- SongAh Chae Trio "Answer Me " from All Day Long (self-released)
- David Blake Quartet "Joe Pass " from Radio Casual (Cellar Music Group)
- Bignami Veltri Jazz Ensemble "Attesa Sospesa " from Non-Places (GleAM Records)
- Host talks
- Sergio Di Gennaro Blind Spots "Wound Up To Fly 5" from Still Looking (GleAM Records)
- Ralph Alessi "Duck Face " from A Sun That Never Sets (ECM Records)
- The Scornful Four "For Tea " from Hopeful Music for Hopeless People (4000 Records)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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