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Muthspiel / Colley / Blade, JC Sandford's EQ, Donovan Haffner, The Poly-Tones
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- Monnette Sudler "To Be Exposed" from Brighter Days for You (Steeplechase) 5:15
- Julian Lage "Everything Helps" from The Layers (Blue Note) 4:12
- Wolfgang Muthspiel Scott Colley Brian Blade "Pradela" from Tokyo (ECM) 6:50
- Wendy Eisenberg "Coda" from Bloodletting (Out of Your Head) 4:21
- Simon Chivallon "Alone Again (Naturally)" from Alone Again (A Personal Songbook (jazz&people) 5:26
- Lizzy & The Triggermen "Sweet Marijuana" from Live at Joe's Pub (Lizzie & The Triggermen) 5:05
- Shout Section Big Band "All the Cats Join In" from Tatum's Swingin' Sessions (UFO) 2:34
- Corina Bartra "Evil Ways" from Tribute to Santana (Blue Spiral) 4:48
- JC Sandford's EQ "Boku to Kara wa" from Denki (BJU) 11:03
- The 8-bit Big Band "Super Mario World Overworld Theme -from "Super Mario World"" from Orchestator Emulator (TeamChuck) 4:15
- Perceptions Trio "Lit Candles" from The Wicked Crew (Pulse Foundation/Sense) 4:09
- Jason Rigby "Chimera" from Mayhem (Endectomorph Music) 4:37
- Tommy Smith & Gwilym Simcock "Weathered" from Eternal Light (Tommy Smith & Gwilym Simcock) 8:53
- Donovan Haffner "The Writer" from Alleviate (DGH) 6:14
- Carole Nelson "The Last Song" from Through the Storm (Livia) 3:00
- The Poly-Tones "Pō'alua (Tuesday)" from Fronds for Life (Panospria) 2:07
- Rich Brown "The Sum of Our Tears (Gently Falling)" from Nyaeba (Whirlwind Recordings) 6:25
- Michael Ragonese "Shadows" from Chasing Calm (Michael Ragonese) 5:32
- Chano Domínguez-Ethan Margolise "Sweet Street Blues" from The Blues Around Us (Unifying Sounds) 6:45
- Dayna Stephens "Just You and Me Smoking the Evidence" from Monk'd (Contagious Music) 6:25
- Thelonious Monk "Bright Mississippi" from Monk's Dream (Columbia) 8:38
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