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Lucia Cadotsch, Dark Horse, Oaagaada, Sabu Toyozumi and More
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- Orchestre National de Jazz "Lonely Woman" fromDancing in Your Head(s) (ONJ) 00:00
- Om "It's About Time" from It's About Time (Intakt) 10:33
- Host speaks 22:09
- Sabu Toyozumi "Tall, The Tree Speaks" from Re-Abstraction (FMR) 24:32
- Michael Formanek Quartet "Soft Reality" from Pre-Apocalyptic (Out of Your Head) 34:08
- Raphaël Pannier "Lullaby" from Faune (French Paradox) 42:49
- Host speaks 49:17
- Oaagaada "Oag-ada" from Swimming Trip (We Jazz) 50:43
- Dark Horse "Brutet Groove" from Listen (We Jazz) 55:19
- Jake Wark Quartet "Screed" from Scrawl (Amalgam) 59:10
- Host speaks 1:06:58
- Ground 71 "Personal Highway" from Ground 71 (Amp) (Jazz Engine) 1:08:19
- Larry Ochs-Aram Shelton "Another Night" from Continental Drift (Clean Feed) 1:19:09
- Pia Hernandez Trio "Ella Dormiente" from Lilith (Irazu) 1:27:06
- Host speaks 1:32:44
- Alex Massa "The Water Thief" from Water Music (Ears&Eyes) 1:34:37
- Manuel Hermia "Indian Suite" from Ra Jazz (Igloo) 1:41:54
- Host speaks 1:51:41
- Lucia Cadotsch "Wild Is The Wind" from Speak Low (II) (We Jazz) 1:53:10
- Ground 71 "Groundless" from Ground 71 (Amp) (Jazz Engine) 1:59:03
- Josephine Davies "Niroda -The Possibility Of Liberation" from How Can We Wake? (Whirlwind) 2:07:28
- Quintopus "Declotter" from The Adjacent Possible (Ears&Eyes) 2:12:47
- Host speaks 2:16:49
- Josh Sinton & What Happens in a Year "Netherland" from Cérémonie Musique (FiP) 2:19:14
- Sylvie Courvoisier Trio "Galore" from Free Hoops (Intakt) 2:27:18
- I.P.A. "Barnen" from Bashing Mushrooms (Cuneiform) 2:34:36
- Isaiah Collier "Retrograde Amian" from The Unapologetic Negro (Self-released) 2:41:11
- Host Speaks 2:49:32
- Isaiah Collier "Wade in the Water" from Return of the Black Emperor (Self-released) 2:51:13
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