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Emanuele Cisi, John Lamkin, Nat Birchall, Edison Machado, Mario Rusca, & More
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- All selections released in 2025 unless otherwise stated.
- Emanuele Cisi "Pharoah's Message" (Didje Doo Sunburst Mix) from KEEP THE VINYL MOVIN'—Support The Legacy EP (Right Tempol)
- The Lewis Express & Chip Wickham "Run Tell That" from Doo—Ha! (ATA Records)
- Gerardo Friscina "Mindoro" single (Schema Records)
- John Lamkin "Ticket" from Hot, re-issued from 1984 (Jazz Room Records)
- José Luiz Martins "Yatra-Ta" from Odyssey Mixtape (Origin Records)
- Edison Machado "Janeiro" from Edison Machado & Boa Nova, recorded in 1978) (Far Out Recordings)
- Nat Birchall "Jungle Trek" from Drums in Dub (Na-Bi Recordings)
- Santrofi "Making Moves" (ft. AratheJay & Kofi Jamar) from Making Moves (Outhere Records)
- Okonski "Dahlia" from Entrance Music (Colemine Records)
- The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble "Freddie" from Gemini (Colemine Records)
- Marshall Allen "Angels and Demons At Play" from New Dawn (West-End Records)
- Mario Rusca "4th Dimension" (Andrea Passenger Edit) from KEEP THE VINYL MOVIN'—Support The Legacy EP (Right Tempo)
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