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K Trio, Dorota Piotrowska & Sound Circle, Yoron Israel, Zaccai Curtis
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- Ran Blake-Jeanne Lee "Blue Monk" from The Newest Sound You Never Heard—1966-1967 (A-side ) 4:43
- Matthew Shipp-William Parker "Summertime" from Zo (ESP-Disk) 12:12
- K Trio "Cat Drawer" from Parientes De La Vida (577) 4:48
- Trevor Robertson "Hyacinth Season" from Bright Colors (Trevor Robertson Music) 4:43
- Omar Sosa Quarteto Americanos "Africa in My Fingers" from We Are Not the Headliner (Otá ) 5:31
- Marcus Goldhaber "I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise" from The Promise of You (Fallen Apple) 4:24
- Leonardo Vita-Matilde Sabato "Fiera di vanità" from Xenia (Dodicilune) 3:16
- Nicola Miller's Living Things "Where's the Line?" from Spit! (Watch That Ends the Night) 6:12
- Various "Imaginary Lines" [feat. Moor Mother and BlankFor.ms]" from Peace Anthems (Red Hook) 3:52
- Various "War is Over" [feat. Martha Deribe and Simone Maggio]" from Peace Anthems (Red Hook) 2:13
- Dorota Piotrowska "Cambria" from Voices of Human Consciousness (Inner Circle Music/Teraz Teraz) 5:59
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Theme for the Eulipions" from The Return of the 5000 Lb. Man (Warner Bros.) 9:30
- Yoron Israel "The Island" from Inspiration (Yoron Israel) 6:30
- Goldings/Bernstein/Stewart "Mamma" from Rhombus (Smoke Sessions) 4:45
- Joe Lovano "First Song" from Paramount Quartet (ECM) 7:24
- Zaccai Curtis "Joust" from Sonoluminescence Vol. 1 (TRRcollective) 8:08
- Anthony Branker & Other Ways of Knowing "Stolen Sisters" from Manifestations of a Diasporic Groove & Spirit (Origin) 8:25
- John Wadham "Footprints" from Drums and Friends (Livia) 9:18
- Miguel Zenon & Luis Perdomo "El Día Que Me Quieras" from El Arte del Bolero, Vol. 3 (Miel Music) 6:34
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