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- Amina Claudine Myers "Song for Mother E Song for Mother E (Leo) 6:10
- Jon Balke "Lines" from Skrifum (ECM) 2:53
- Melissa Aldana "No Te Empeñes Más" from Filin (Blue Note 5:11) Time Marker
- Mark Turner "Movment 5: Europe" from Reflections On: The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man (Giant Step Arts) 9:46
- Ryan Murphey/Howard Hudiburg/Paul Piper "Rio Grande Reveries" from Rio Grande Reveries (Ryan Murphey/Howard Hudiburg/Paul Piper) 5:53
- [SINGLE] Jason Blake "Almost Entirely Forgotten" from [SINGLE] (7D Media) 6:18
- Charlie Apicella "Remembering Jimi Hendrix" from Live in NYC (ZOHO Roots) 4:25
- Bobby Broom Organi-Sation "Superstition" from Jama lot (Steele) 7:21
- Brad Goode Polytonal Big Band "Pentacles" from The Snake Charmer (Origin) 3:52
- Sam Pilnick's Nonet Project "Fight Club is a Bad Movie" from The Project (Outside in Music) 8:54
- Gato Barbieri "Encuentros" from Chapter One: Latin America (Impulse!) 12:28
- The Messthetics "Gestations" from Deface the Currency (Impulse!) 5:08
- Fuse Patrol "Barney's Bounce" from Barney's Bounce (Midland) 4:48
- Django Festival Allstars "Around Tools" from Evolution (Record Label) Motéma
- Brandon Sanders "Tales of Mississippi" from Lasting Impressions (Savant/HighNote) 4:45
- Adonis Rose "Unusual Suspects" from Unusual Suspects (Moocha Music) 5:56
- Jocelyn Gould "Gemini" from Golden Hour (Jocelyn Gould) 6:35
- Corcoran Holt "To My Dear Ones" from Freedom of Art (Holthouse Music) 2:40
- Joel Ross "Calbary" from Gospel Music (Blue Note) 5:56
- Brandon Seabrook "The Arkansas Tattler" from Hellbent Daydream (Pyroclastic) 5:22
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