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Meredith Bates, Vesna Duo, Soft Machine, Oná Ensemble
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- Shirley Scott "What Makes Harold Sing?/" from One for Me (Strata-East) 8:50
- Carolyn Trowbridge "The Old Woman Who Never Grew Older" from Found Memories (Carolyn Trowbridge) 3:52
- Ben Wendel "Lonely One" from BaRcoDe (Edition) 9:25
- Meredith Bates "3rd Incantation (binding)" from The Observer Effect (Phonometrograph) 11:20
- Toshiyuki Tsuchitori-Ryuichi Sakamoto "綾 (Aya)" from DisappointmentHaterumae (WeWantSounds) 20:16
- Vesna Duo "Black Hole Sun" from Poptimism: A Vesna Duo Mixtape (Vesna Duo) 5:29
- Brion Gysin "Dreamachine Pt. 1" from Dreamachine: 1984/1992 (WeWantSounds) 6:10
- Stephen Thelen "Palermo" from Worlds in Collision (RareNoise) 6:28
- Soft Machine "Turmoil" from Thirteen (Moonjune) 5:06
- Let Spin "Have a Go, Hero" from I Am Alien (Discus Music) 4:06
- Meshell Ndegeocello "An Invitation" from The Omnichord Real Book (Blue Note) 2:21
- [SINGLE] Yelena Eckemoff "Ruins of Älvsborg" from Rosendals Garden (L&H Production) 7:32
- [SINGLE] Roy Hargrove "Circus" from Bern (Time Traveler Recordings) 9:04
- Ona "Pro Olmir" from Traces of Brazil,Voices of Toronto (Duas Trompas) 3:52
- Mark Tonelli "Twenty One Biscuits" from Brasiliana (Artists Recording Collective) 5:12
- Mark Wade "Saga" from New Stages (Dot Time) 6:52
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "Florence" from Ritual (Chill Tone) 4:42
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