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Fabio Arisi Quartet, BEATrio, Carol Liebowitz & Nick Lyons, Sabeth Pérez
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- Stanley Cowell "Maimoun" from Strata-East Sampler (Mack Avenue/Strata-East) 5:29
- Isaiah J. Thompson "Spring Flower, Sprung Flower" from The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (Mack Avenue) 4:44
- Brandee Younger "Gadabout Season" from Gadabout Season (Impulse!) 4:45
- Marilyn Kleinberg "Never Let Me Go" from Let Your Heart Lead the Way (Waking Up Music) 4:57
- Freedom Art Quartet "Interpretation" from First Dance (Freedom Art) 6:44
- Fabio Arisi Quartet "Riflessi Nell 'Acqua" from Geodetiche (Dodicilune) 5:41
- Mike Thompson "Durango Drive" from 6th Avenue (Hexproof) 4:00
- Diane Roblin "Ladyfinger" from Breath of Fresh Air (ZSAN) 5:48
- BEATrio "Archipelago" from BEATrio (Thirty Tigers) 5:48
- Shiri Zorn "It's Alright with Me" from Looking for Light (Shiri Zorn and George Muscatello) 4:38
- Emi Makabe "Mu" from Echo (Sunnyside) 5:18
- Curtis Nowosad "Mythologies" from I Am Doing My Best (La Reserve) 4:25
- Åke Henry "Stan" Hasselgård "Am I Blue?" from The Permanent Hasselgard: Stan Hasselgard 1945-1948 (Vax) 3:07
- Glenn Dickson & Bob Familiar "It Haunts Me Still" from All The Light of Our Sphere (Sounds Familiar) 5:32
- Carol Liebowitz / Nick Lyons "The Inner Senses" from The Inner Senses (Steeplechase/LookOut ) 5:48
- Paolo Angeli "Periplo" from LEMA (AMNA Productions) 6:36
- Mali Obomsawin and Magdalena Abrego "Dedication" from Greatest Hits (Mali Obomsawin and Magdalena Abrego) 3:42
- Sabeth Pérez "Familiar" from Searching for Beauty (Rogue Tone) 5:18
- Yelena Eckemoff "Spell-Bound Fortress" from Tales from the Dark Age (L&H Productions ) 10:37
- Archer "Bright Side" from Sudden Dusk (Aerophonic) 18:03
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