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Honoring Mutual Mentorship for Musicians on the occasion of their festival October 4th, 2025 at Roulette in Brooklyn
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Playlist
- Host Speaks 00:00
- Jen Shyu "Lament for Breonna Taylor" from Zero Grasses: Ritual for the Loses (Pi Records) 4:00
- Kenny Barron "Delores Street" from The Source (Artwork) 10:42
- Shoko Nagai "Hello Universe" from Forbidden Flowers (Infrequent Seams) 19:36
- Host Speaks 22:38
- Sara Serpa/Matt Mitchell "News Cycle" from End of Something (Obliquity) 28:26
- Maia The Artiste "Rebirth" from Waters Deep (The Village) 32:52
- Host Speaks 37:00
- Immanuel Wilkins "Everything" from Blues Blood (Blue Note) 39:56
- Devon Gates "Bass" from Voice/Bass (Self-Produced) 46:00
- Host Speaks 56:24
- Becca Stevens /Billy Childs "The Confession" from Map to the Treasure (Sony) 58:16
- Nicole Mitchell/Coco Elysses/Alexis Lombre/JoVia Armstrong "The Struggle is Real" from Sesc Jazz: Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Sway (Black Earth Music) 1:02:50
- Noa Fort "Deepening" from Everyday Actions (Ears&Eyes) 1:12:15
- Sororii/Carolina Borja-Marroquín "Sisters" from Esperanza (Self-Produced) 1:18:20
- Host Speaks 1:21:46
- Yuhan Su "Double Consciousness" from Over the Moons (Endectomorph) 1:26:34
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