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Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band, Jake Baxendale, Fie Schouten, Samuel Torres
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- Frank Carlberg "International Man of Mystery" from Monk Dreams, Hallucinations, and Nightmares (Red Piano) 6:48
- Brian Lynch "But Beautiful" from Torch Bearers (Hollistic MusicWorks) 10:50
- Greenhouse Ensemble "Diomede" from Mezzanine (Greenhouse Ensemble) 4:59
- Ron Wilkins and Rebecca Patterson "Sulk City" from The Vigil and the Sleeping Giant (Adhyâropa) 7:21
- Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band "Ku u Pua I Paoakalani" from Incarnadine (Julia Keefe) 4:44
- David Bowden "From The Morning" from Unsung Songs (For Solo Bass) (David Bowden Music) 3:17
- Elan Mehler "Tilt" from Renee Said (Newvelle) 5:05
- Jake Baxendale "Mindful of Little Things" from Waypeople (Earshift Music) 3:51
- Funky Butt Club "Changes" from Jazzin Meanjin 017: Live at JMI (4000) 8:03
- Roberta Flack "Tryin' Times" from First Take (Atlantic) 5:08
- Max Roach "To Lady" from Quiet As It's Kept (Verve) 6:07
- Alexis Martin Ensemble "Entre Le Boom et L'echo" from Le pôles Volume 1 (Alexis Martin) 7:09
- Emie R Roussel "Trios Lunes" from TERR (UNI musiqc) 4:44
- Fie Schouten "The Appartment—moving in" from Open Space (Relative Pitch) 3:43
- Wasabi "Liquid Time" from WaSaBi Trio (577) 3:03
- Mose Allison "If You're Going to the City" from Swingin' Machine (Atlantic) 3:48
- Jonathan Karrant & Joshua White "Stop This World" from Shadows Fall (Jonathan Karrant) 2:41
- Samuel Torres "J.S. Bach: Duet No. 1 in E minor, BWV 802" from Trio Libre (Blue Conga Music) 4:35
- Bobby Matos & The Heritage Ensemble "After Thought" from La Peña (LifeForce Jazz) 9:15
- Paul Harrison "O Sonho" from Encontros: The Music of Egberto Gismonti (Harriphonic) 7:14
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