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Daniel Bingert, Andrea Keller, Antoine Pierre & New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Daniel Bingert "Kaya Boca" Berit In Space (Moserobie) 0:16
- Host talks 4:14
- Antoine Pierre Urbex Electric "Steam" Suspended (Outnote) 6:40
- Nubya Garcia "Source" Source (Concord) 12:24
- Host talks 24:25
- Rudresh Mahanthappa "Dewey Square" Hero Trio (Whirlwind) 27:01
- In Common: Walter Smith III, Matt Stevens "Clem" In Common 2 (Whirlwind) 29:39
- Tommaso Gambini "Anonymous" The Machine Stops (Workin' Label) 34:51
- Host talks 39:38
- Andrea Keller Five Degree Below "Life Is Brut[if]al" Life is Brut[if]al (Self-released) 43:04
- Makaya McCraven "Mak Attack" Universal Beings E&F Sides (International Anthem) 52:02
- On Dog "J'accuse, Mancoose" Dielectric (ILK) 54:04
- Host talks 1:01:19
- Michael Formanek Quartet "Small Places" Pre-Apocalyptic (Out of Your Head) 1:03:32
- Small Choices "Arnold's Lane" Awake (Aut) 1:11:30
- Host talks 1:15:17
- The Spike Orchestra "Standing on the Shoulders of Giantslayers" Splintered Stories (Tzadik) 1:16:44
- Schapiro 17 "Freddie Freeloader" New Shoes: Kind of Blue at 60 (Summit) 1:27:37
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