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Music for Election Night Returns
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- John Surman, Mike Osborne, Alan Skidmore "Country Dance" from S.O.S. (Ogun Records) 00:00
- Jane Ira Bloom "St. Mark's Tomorrow" from Light From A Person (Anderson Audio Network) 04:00
- Mike Reed's Separatist Party "If I Were a Song" from Sing the Color Blue (Thrill Jockey) 07:37
- Last Exit "Last Call" from Low Life / Last Exit (Jazzwerkstatt) 13:40
- FROTAE "Triangle-dot-line" from Volume 2 (Halocline Trance) 17:55
- Don Cherry "Eastern Flute Song" from Sunrise—Live in Ypsilanti, Michigan, 1977 (Wewantsounds) 22:09
- Tom Skinner "The Maxim (feat. Meshell Ndegeocello)" from Kaleidoscopic Visions (Brownswood Recordings / International Anthem) 29:10
- Gregg Belisle-Chi "Yikes" from Slow Crawl: Performing the Music of Tim Berne (Intakt Records) 39:06
- Lily Finnegan Heat On "Eighty Too" from 150 Swirl (Cuneiform Records) 45:23
- Janel Leppin "Bohemian Caverns" from The Realist (Out of Your Head Records) 50:15
- Alabaster DePlume "Song of the Foundling" from To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol. 1 (International Anthem) 53:30
- Christophe Marguet "Daily Work" from Island (Jazzdor) 56:58
- Billy Martin / Matt Glassmeyer / Jonathan Goldberger "Anemone" from State Fete (Adhyaropa Records) 1:03:08
- Jason Kao Hwang/Human Rites Trio "Galaxies Twist Under Before It" from Second Life (True Sound Recordings) 1:12:53
- Jakob Bro, Brian Blade, Craig Taborn, Chris Cheek, Zeuthen, AC, Larry Grenadier & Marcus Gilmore "Pearl River" from 8 (Loveland) 1:24:00
- Jean Derome & Somebody Special "Sands—II. Jump" from Le sourire (Ambiences Magnétique) 1:32:25
- Joanna Mattrey, Camila Nebbia, Camilo Ángeles & Violeta García "II" from Heavy Handed (Relative Pitch) 1:38:20
- Sonny Simmons "Magnus Fact In Act" from Chasing The Bird? (Improvising Beings) 1:43:55
- Jimmy Lyons Quintet "Ballada" from Give It Up (Black Saint) 1:46:18
- Luke Stewart / Chad Taylor / Aymeric Avice "Escaped Sounds Part #2" from Deep in the Earth High in the Sky (RogueArt) 1:51:08
- Myra Melford's Fire and Water Quintet "Interlude I" from Sure Grand Out (RogueArt) 1:53:09
- Josh Johnson "Reece" from Animative (International Anthem / Nonesuch) 1:57:53
- Ray Anderson Pocket Brass Band "I Mean You" from Where Home Is (Enja Records) 2:01:08
- Ralph Alessi "Of Trees (Variations on a Theme by TB)" from A Sun That Never Sets (ECM Records) 2:07:24
- Punkt.Vrt.Plastik "Jogol" from Kompress (Intakt Records) 2:11:33
- Reza Askari ROAR Quintet "MAINING PART FOUR" from xAYb v8v dYAx (Boomslang Records) 2:13:08
- Raymond Roussel "Somnambulator" from No One Asked Us Yet (Halocline Trance) 2:22:09
- Super scintillant "Doux hit" from Tarot (Ambiences Magnétique) 2:24:58
- WOBBLE8 "Perception/Transaction" from The Moon is not there when nobody looks (Boomslang Records) 2:28:57
- Joëlle Léandre "Cri" from Taxi (Trost Records) 2:37:29
- Potsa Lotsa XL & José Davila "Afterimage (VIII)" from LÖYLY (Trouble in the East Records) 2:43:32
- Sam Rivers "Notion" from Concept (Rivbea) 2:46:50
- Agnas Bros. "Sviten" from Sista Försöket (Moserobie Music Production) 2:49:32
- Spirale 1 "Spirale 1" from LéNo (Quai Son Records) 2:58:38
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