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Eva Novoa, Matt Slocum, New Jazz Underground, 8 Octopi
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- Charlie Haden-Paul Motian feat. Geri Allen "Sandino" from Etudes (Soul Note) 4:47
- Shuteen Erdenebaatar "Summer Haze" from Rising Sun (Motéma Music) 3:08
- Julia Hulsmann "Sleep" from While I Was Away (ECM) 5:06
- Eva Novoa "Left Behind" from Solo (I) (577) 9:16
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "Bears and the Invention of the Battery" from The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery (Imani) 6:13
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "You Just Can't Keep the Music" from Ritual (Chill Tone) 3:08
- Ben Wolfe "5/4 Groove" from Any Time After Now (Resident Arts) 5:51
- Matt Slocum "A Disappearing Path" from A Revolving Alliance (Sunnyside) 6:56
- Kristen Mather de Andrade "Clarinete Dengoso" from Sem Fim (Ansonica) 3:42
- Carlos Henriquez Big Band "Round Midnight" from Monk con Clave (Carlos Henriquez) 5:55
- David S. Ware Quartet "Panoramic" from Cryptology (Homestead) 10:45
- Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp String Trio "Armageddon Flower" from Armageddon Flower (Tao Forms) 11:25
- Antonio Carlos & Jocafi "Rala-Bucho" from JID026 (Jazz Is Dead) 4:58
- Chicago Soul Jazz Collective "The Laughing Heart" from No Wind & No Rain (Calligram) 5:51
- New Jazz Underground "Oney Ones One" from Hoodies (Artwork) 3:53
- 8 Octopi "Tailwinds" from Frail Boat (Berthold) 4:41
- Louis Stewart "Gerty McDowell" from Joyce Notes (Livia) 8:16
- Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra "Radiant Flower (Zara)" from Alkebulan (Outside In Music) 5:24
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