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Martin Wind, Dimitri Nassar, Toninato & Thiessen, Tigran Hamasyan
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- John Carter "Moon Waltz" from Dance of the Love Ghosts (Gramavision) 7:04
- Lucian Ban/John Surman/Mat Maneri/ "Dark Forest" from Cantica Profana: The Bela Bartok Field Recordings (Sunnyside) 4:54
- Tommy Halferty "La Mine" from Contexts (Tommy Halferty) 3:50
- Max Ridley/Elektra/Nat Mugavero "How Can I Explain?" from Playing, Praying (577) 3:53
- Martin Wind "Standing at the Window Waving Goodbye" from Stars (Newvelle) 5:04
- Maja Jaku "Lonely Little Fox" from Blessed & Bewitched (Origin) 4:50
- Carmen McRae "Eagle and Me" from Birds of a Feather (Decca) 2:45
- David Murray Quartet "Bald Ego" from Birdly Serenade (Impulse!) 7:01
- Carole Nelson Trio "Sky Journey" from Through the Storm (Livia) 5:15
- Kate Wyatt Trio "Going to the Sun" from Murmurations (Kate Wyatt) 5:37
- Wajdi Cherif "Lost in the Moment" from Live at FTH Theatre, NYC (B. Chord Music) 5:35
- Dimitri Nassar "Bean Pie" from Dear Cleveland (Crescent Piano) 6:05
- Toninato & Thiessen "I Need Warmth" from Dream of Heat (Ambiances Magnétiques) 6:58
- [SINGLE] Greenhouse Ensemble "The Martha Suite" from [SINGLE] (Greenhouse Ensemble) 11:25
- Ronan Guilfoyle "Two Blues" from At Swing, Two Birds (Livia) 7:50
- Tigran Hamasyan "Seven Sorrows" from Manifeste (Naïve) 7:21
- Socrates Garcia Latin Jazz Orchestra "Illusions, Delusions... A Glimmer of Hope: Mov. I: The Wizard's Wicked Charm" from Shadows of Tomorrow (Summit) 9:14
- Eric Byrd Trio "All or Nothing at All" from Echoes of Arrival (Ambassador) 5:23
- Dwiki Dharamwan "Tinum Mas" from Anagnorisis (Moonjune) 7:16
- Ryan Scott "Only Ghosts [composer: Christina Volpini]" from 21st-Century Canadian Snare Drum (Collective QB) 7:39
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