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New music from Mike Seal,Sakis Zachariades, Salon De Musica, and David Binney. Plus old favourites with Zawinul, Uzeb and Yellow Jackets
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Playlist
- Mike Seal "Interstellar" from Danger Ranger (Self Produced) 00:00
- Super Crit "Paranoid Void" from
(Junonsaisai) 06:29 - Sakis Zachariades "Endless Fire" from Alia (Self Produced) 12:58
- {{Salon De Musica} "Gravity from MMXXV (Birds Robe) 19:27
- Umut Aksoy "Collision" from Collision (Mirage) 25:56
- David Binney "llamada para Hugo" from Buscandi el Sol (Little Butterfly) 32:25
- Steve Cheung-Senri Kawaguchi "Pulse Of the Cosmos" from Pulse Of The Cosmos (Self Produced) 38:54
- Bireli Lagrene "Saint Jean" from Foreign Affairs (Blue Note)45:23
- European Mantra "Zakat" from European Mantra (GR) 51:52
- Lost Tribe "Fuzzy Logic" from Soul Fish (High Street) 58:21/li>
- Magma "Stone" from Magma (Grappa) 1:04:50
- Joe Zawinul "Silvovitz Trail" from Zawinul syndicateLive (Zebra) 1:11:19
- Uzeb "Slinky" from Reunion Live (Norac) 1:17:48
- Yellow Jackets "Boomtown" from Mint Jam (Heads Up) 1:24:17
- Mojo "Jam Donuts" from Tapestry (Paranormal) 1:30:46
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