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- Misha Tsiganov "Chain Of Events" from Painter Of Dreams (Record Label) 00:00
- Neil Swainson "Jerry's Blues" from Here For A While (Cellar Music Group) 08:19
- Paul Yonemura "Bengal" from Survivors/Thrivers (Girod Records) 13:17
- Catherine Russell "A Porter's Love Song (To A Chambermaid)" from My Ideal (Dot Time) 19:25
- Eric Person "Supersonic" from Rhythm Edge (Distinction Records) 24:20
- Greg Johnson "Your Sweet Smile" from The Naked Truth (Greg Johnson Jazz) 29:08
- Tracy Yang "Uncertainty" from OR (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 34:40
- Bevan Manson "Willow Weep for Me" from Talking To Trees (Tiger Turn Records) 39:38
- Philip Weberndoerfer "Simple Task" from Tides (Shifting Paradigm Records) 46:22
- Alvin Queen "Falling In Love With Love" from Feeling Good (Stunt Records) 53:30
- Wayne Shorter "Smilin Through" from Celebration, Volume 1 (Blue Note) 59:15
- Cornelia Nilsson "That Was Recording, Right?" from Where Do You Go? (Stunt Records) 1:08:12
- Russell Haight "Go Forth" from Go Forth (OA2 Records) 1:13:44
- Orrin Evans "Blues In The Night" from Walk A Mile In My Shoe (Imani Records) 1:19:04
- Lakecia Benjamin "Spirit" from Phoenix Reimagined (Ropeadope) 1:24:24
- Addison Frei "Maybe Maybe Not" from Coin Flip (Next Paradigm) 1:29:21
- Bria Skonberg "Cornet Chop Suey" from What It Means (Cellar Music Group) 1:34:07
- April Varner "Sometimes It Snows In April" from April (Cellar Music Group) 1:38:41
- Michael Wolff "You've Changed" from Memoir (Sunnyside Records) 1:45:44
- Wayne Escoffery "The Shadow of Your Smile" from Alone (Smoke Sessions) 1:52:01
- Tom Harrell "Miramar" from Alternate Summer (HighNote) 1:58:30
- Warren Wolf "Herzog" from History Of The Vibraphone (Cellar Music Group) 2:05:33
- Hyeseon Hong "Treasure Hunt" from Things Will Pass (Pacific Coast Jazz) 2:11:27
- Caity Gyorgy "Fly Baby Hello!" from How Are You? (La Reserve) 2:18:30
- Emmet Cohen "Surrey With The Fringe On Top" from Vibe Provider (Mack Avenue) 2:23:50
- Avery Sharpe "Unspoken Words" from I Am My Neighbors Keeper (Avery Sharp/JKMN Records) 2:28:48
- Thom Rotella "On A Misty Night" from Side Hustle (HighNote) 2:34:19
- Milton Suggs "Song Title" from (Pure Intention) (Imani Records) 2:38:31
- Zachary Bartholomew "The Long And Winding Road" from Balancing Act (Bemuse Records) 2:42:42
- Bill Warfield "Terrestris" from Chesapeake (Planet Arts Network) 2:49:11
- Robby Ameen "Mixology" from Live At The Poster Museum (Origin Records) 2:57:45
- Markus Howell "Second Wind" from Chosen Path (Posi-Tone Records) 3:04:02
- Enrico Granafei "Night Train" from It's Hard To Say Goodbye (Spice Rack Records) 3:10:20
- Natalie Jacob "I Could Write A Book" from Sooner Or Later (Independent) 3:17:34
- Luther Allison "Until I See You Again" from I Owe It All To You (Posi-Tone Records) 3:22:08
- Jonathan Powell "Frogwala" from Mambo Jazz Party (Circle 9 Records) 3:26:43
- Matt Booth "For Your Consideration" from Sun Prints (Ears & Eyes Records) 3:31:51
- The Crew "Love You Madly" from The Crew (Crew Publishing) 3:37:00
- Michael Dease "Broadway" from Grove's Groove (Le Coq) 3:41:34
- CNY Jazz Orchestra "Present Tense" from If A White Horse From Jerusalem (CNY Jazz Arts Foundation) 3:49:34
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