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Michel Cury, Cymande, Brian Auger, Ensemble C, Sultan Stevenson, Lo Greco Bros, PAZ, & More
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- All tracks released in 2025, unless otherwise stated
- PAZ "AC-DC" (alternate version) from Variation And Creation: The Story Of PAZ (Jazz In Britain)
- Michel Cury "Africa" (featuring Alison Crockett) from Brain Synch (self-released)
- ANAN "Naif" single (Space Is The Place x Space Echo Records)
- Brian Auger's Oblivion Express "Whenever You're Ready" from Closer To It, 1973 (Soul Bank Music, reissue)
- Cymande "Coltrane" from Renascence (BMG)
- Emanuele Cisi "Pharoah's Message" from Rushin' (Right Tempo)
- Lo Greco Bros, Soulstance & Hot Latin Spirits "California Hot" from Calfornia Hot (Irma Records)
- TC.KYLIE x The Hourglass "Rebirth" single (Légère Recordings)
- Claire Cope's Ensemble C "That Nabongo Feeling" from Every Journey (Adhyaropa Records)
- Kadi Vija 3 "Movin'" from Freedom (Ecilpse Music)
- Lea Maria Fries "Cleo" (featuring Raynald Colom) from Cleo (Heavenly Sweetness)
- Sultan Stevenson "El Roi" from El Roi (Edition Records)
- Michel Cury "Zawinul's Land" (featuring Airto Moreira & Flora Purim) from Brian Synch (self-released)
- Towner Galaher Organ Group "Brothers" (featuring Marvin Horne) from Brothers (Rhythm Royale Records)
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