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Deep Cuts: Probably not on anyone's list, but real fine tunes
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- Linda May Han Oh/Ambrose Akinmusire/Tyshawn Sorey "Portal" from Strange Heavens (Biophilia) 00:00
- History Dog "Field Recordings" from Root Systems (Otherly Love) 4:57
- Natsuki Tamura/Satoko Fujii "Icho" from Ki (Libra) 10:48
- Host Speaks 17:21
- Jeong Lim Yang "Weeping Dream" from Synchronicity (Sunnyside) 19:08
- Noel Okimoto "Up Syndrome" from Ho'Ihi (Self-Produced) 25:37
- Jessica Jones "Soft Target" from Edible Flowers (Reva) 33:14
- Host Speaks 40:04
- Todd Herbert "The Mind's Eye" from Captain Hubs (Self-Produced) 41:42
- Jung Stratmann Quartet "This Wine Tastes Very Dry" from Confluence (Self-Produced) 47:18
- Rez Abassi "Lonnie's Lament" from Sound Remains (Whirlwind) 53:08
- Claire Cope "That Nabongo Feeling" from Every Journey (Adhyaropa Meanjin) 1:01:08
- Host Speaks 1:08:49
- Mike Boone "Procrastinator McDastinator" from Friends & Family: Confirmation (Self-Produced) 1:10:17
- Emma Smith "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" from Bitter Earth (La Reserve) 1:18:34
- Fareed Haque "Pyramidal Vision" from Return to the Joyous Lake (Art of Life) 1:22:18
- Premazzi / Nasser Quartet "Persistence of Change" from From What I Recall (OA2) 1:31:42
- Host Speaks 1:40:27
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