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Javier Nero, Aaron Irwin, Stephen Emmer, Karen Stachel & Norbert Stachel
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- Bobby Hutcherson/Craig Handy/Lenny White/Jerry Gonzalez "I Don't Know Why" from Acoustic Masters II (Atlantic) 5:34
- Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra "Ayla" from Alkebulan (Outside in Music) 5:49
- Ashley Jackson "Udhero Na (feat. Emi Ferguson)" from Cover Girl (Decca) 5:34
- Ned Rothenberg "Dance Above" from Looms & Legends (Pyroclastic) 5:17
- Aaron Irwin "The Snow Man (after Stevens)" from Spark (Adhyâropa ) 3:49
- Robert Humber "mothmouth—ii (feat. Ben Diamond)" from into air (Redshift) 4:01
- Orlando Molina "Mi Realismo Mágico" from Autorretrato en Tres Colores (Self-Portrait in Three Colors) (Orlando Molina) 9:27
- Louis Stewart "Night Town" from Joyce Notes (Livia) 9:07
- Charles Gayle "Compassion" from Our Souls—Live at Vilnius, Lithuania at Piano.LT (NoBusiness) 7:24
- Ivo Perelman "Part I" from Duologues 5 (Ibeji) 5:47
- Stephen Emmer "Asymmetry (for David Lynch)" from Asymmetrical Dot (Stephen Emmer) 3:48
- Troubleman "The Righteous Path" from Time Out of Mind (Far Out Recordings) 5:04
- Giuseppe Bassi "Broken Pen" from Ima Adesso (Dodicilune) 7:34
- Kurt Elling "My Very Own Ride" from In the Brass Palace (Big Shoulders) 8:51
- Karen Stachel-Norbert Stachel "Afrobaldi" from Live at the Breakroom (Purple Room Productions) 10:31
- Ben Rosenblum "Blue Water" from The Longest Way Round (One Trick Dog) 5:56
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