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Elysian Fields, Zeitgeber, Kate Wyatt, Rin Seo Collective & more
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Playlist
- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varese Sarabande)
- Leandro Cardenas "Postlude/Ayágguna" from Against the Jazz Police (577 Records)
- Steve Dyer "A Force for Good" from Multipolar (Ropeadope)
- Host talks
- Elysian Fields "The Slow Tides" from Swirling Flame (Earshift Music)
- Zeitgeber "Zugunruheunrest" from Fellow Prisoners of the Splendour and Travail of the Earth, Part 2 (Art As Catharsis)
- Sam Gill's Coursed Waters "Imminent Liminal" from Sensemaker (Earshift Music)
- Host talks
- Noam Lemish "San Francisco is my Copenhagen" from There's beauty enough in being here (TPR Records)
- Aretha Tillotson "Gauche Caviar" from Kinda Out West (Bent River Records)
- Kate Wyatt "Patience" from Murmurations (self-released)
- Host talks
- Sued Nandayapa Bergmann Saunders "Second Guess" from The Valley (Ropeadope)
- Rin Seo Collective "Music for Dance No. 2" from City Suite (Cellar Music Group)
- Kelsey Mines "Pluriverse" from Nothing Serious (Origin Records)
- Host talks
- Mark Sherman "Love Always Always Love" from Bop Contest (Miles High Records)
- Affinity Trio "Shadow Catcher" from New Outlook (Origin Records)
- Andrew Carroll "How The Clock Strikes Now" from Speaking Of Gravity (self-released)
- Host talks
- Ted Piltzecker "Peace" from Peace Vibes (Origin Records)
- Mike Clark "Midori" from Itai Doshin (Wide Hive Records)
- Charles Lloyd "Hina Hanta, the way of peace" from Figure In Blue (Blue Note)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varese Sarabande)
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