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Joe Steels, Samara Joy, Jo Harrop, And More
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- Samara Joy "You Stepped Out of a Dream" from Portrait (Verve Records) 00:00
- Joe Steels "Interview, part 1" from () 5:54
- Joe Steels "Borestone" from A Blue Patch (Self Released) 10:23
- Joe Steels "Interview, part 2" from () 16:05
- Joe Steels "Lady Day" from A Blue Patch (Self Released) 19:44
- Noa Levy "Me, Myself And I" from London Session (Self Released) 26:23
- Jo Harrop & Jamie McCredie "My Foolish Heart" from Weathering the Storm (Lateralize Records) 30:03
- Alex Clarke "Brazilian Affair Part 2 (Canção De Amor)" from Out of the Woods (ABC Records) 34:49
- Ben Wilcock & John Rae "Suzy" from March of the Octopus (Thick Records NZ) 40:46
- Oscar Laven "Butterfly" from Elegant Calamity (Thick Records NZ) 47:00
- Lindsay Hannon "No More Blues" from Make Dark Heaven Light (Self Released) 55:00
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