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New Music From Luke Stewart, Ben Sidran, Dan Loomis, Tomeka Reid, And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Luke Stewart Silt Trio "Seek Whence" from Unknown Rivers (Pi Recordings) 00:34
- Ben Sidran "Sosi B (featuring John Ellis and Michael Leonhart" from Rainmaker (Bonsai Music) 06:00
- Dan Loomis "Centaur of the Plains" from Revolutions (Adhyâropa Records) 09:54
- Tomeka Reid "Exploring Outward/Funambulist Fever" from 3+3 (Cuneiform Records) 15:01
- Ray Obeido "Caribe Nuevo" from Twist (Rhythmus Records) 30:08
- Wes or No Trio "What's New" from Watch What Happens (Da Vinci Jazz) 35:50
- Manos Loutas Quartet "Rita in St. Thomas" from The New York lost tapes 1993 (Self Released) 41:40
- Phil Bancroft & Gyan Singh "Bird" from Birth & Death (Myriad Streams) 45:39
- Natsuki Tamura & Jim Black "Morning City" from NatJim (Libra Records) 52:07
- Andy Milne and Unison "Purity of Heart" from Time Will Tell (Sunnyside Records) 56:00
- Foreign Affair Trio feat. Hector Martignon "One Step Behind" from Sous Le Vent (Zoho Music) 1:02:06
- Chris Zuar Orchestra "Certainty" from Exuberance (Tonal Conversations) 1:06:42
- Countermeasure and The Burlington New Millennium Orchestra "I Will" from Orchestral Sessions (Self Released) 1:11:45
- Halie Loren "All NIght Long" from Dreams Lost And Found (Nettwerk/Justin Time Records) 1:17:34
- Brian Eaton "Travels" from Travels (Eatin' Records) 1:22:35
- William Soovik Grand Finale "Kool For Skool" from Once More, Dear Friends (Abrovinsch Records) 1:27:36
- Isrea Butler "See See Rider" from Congo Lament (Vegas Records) 1:35:45
- Ivo Perelman and Matthew Shipp "Magical Incantation" from Magical Incantation (Soul City Sounds) 1:42:40
- Luke Stewart Silt Trio "Unknown Rivers" from Unknown Rivers (Pi Recordings) 1:50:11
- Phil Bancroft "Double Trouble" from Headlong (Myriad Streams) 1:54:39
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