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Matt Carmichael, Eleonora Kouneni, Martin Fabricius, And More
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- Matt Carmichael "wide eyes" from Held in the Dark (Self Released) 0:00
- Lorne Lofsky-Nigel Price Quartet "Bittersweet" from Live at the Glob) (Self Released) 09:08
- Eleonora Kouneni "Love Me or Leave Me" from Independently Blue (G2 Records) 19:16
- Leo Anaga "Rain Kiss" from Freeride (Self Released) 23:02
- Matthias Schwengler "Change of Scenery" from DARK (Klaeng Records) 26:22
- Christine Tobin "Healing Water" from Pseudologia Fantastica (Trail Belle Records) 34:17
- Look Left "Protocol" from Protocol (Self Released) 37:02
- Martin Fabricius Ever After" from Ever After (Caretone Records) 45:47
- Yosef Gutman Levitt "Big Hug" from Perfect Traveler (Soul Song Records) 51:38
- Edouard Ferlet "Stomp" from Köln Variations (Label Mélisse) 55:42
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