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Jessica Lauren, Soulpersona, Chris Bangs, Jazzbois & More
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- Jazzbois "TOOHI" from Still Blunted (Independent) 00:00
- Soulpersona & Carl Hudson "Don't Hate The Player (Raregroove Mix)" single (Sun City Records) 04:23
- Chris Bangs "Alegria" from Dream World (Acid Jazz Records) 10:15
- Jessica Lauren "Alefela" single (BBE Music/Impressive Collective) 14:47
- Julian Brennan "Higanbana" single (Kyotone Records) 20:56
- Mulatu Astatke & Hoodna Orchestra "Tension" single (Batov Records) 25:06
- MOMO. aka Marcelo Frota "Para" feat. Jessica Lauren from Gira (Batov Records) 29:48
- Salin "Egungun" single (Independent) 33:57
- Nikara Warren presents Black Wall Street "Eastern Parkway" from The Queen Of Kings County (Switch Hit Records) 38:07
- Anna Butterss "Dance Steve" feat. Jeff Parker from Mighty Vertebrate (International Anthem) 44:29
- Flock "Meet Your Shadow" from Flock II (Strut Records) 49:15
- Egidio Rondinone "Gold Diggers" from OOPARTS (A.MA Records) 53:24
- Jazz Sabbath "Supernaut" from The 1968 Tapes (Independent) 57:47
- John Beltran "Cachaca (Kareem Ali Remix) single (CC) 01:02:36
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