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New Music From Smith, Barakan, LDL, Harrington Jaffe & Shiroishi, And More
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- Walter Smith III "Casual-Lee" from Twio Vol. 2 (Blue Note Records) 00:00
- Gilad Barakan "Unsettled" from Unsettled (Elza One Records) 06:28
- LDL—Urs Leimgruber, Jacques Demierre, Thomas Lehn "the eerie glow of jellyfish—part B-C" from the eerie glow of jellyfish (Relative Pitch Records) 13:26
- Dave Harrington, Max Jaffe, Patrick Shiroishi "Fractal Hash" from Making Colors (AKP Recordings) 30:00
- Filippo Sala "Martin P" from Maree (Aut Records) 35:28
- John Beasley & SWR Big Band "Invisible Piano" from Invisible Piano (o-tone music) 43:39
- Zhengtao Pan "Childhood (Feat. Rufus Reid)" from Day By Day (Outside In Music) 51:00
- Oscar Peterson Trio "Sposin'" from The Oscar Peterson Trio At Baker's Keyboard Lounge : The Complete Recordings (Verve Records) 59:26
- Jason Stein, Damon Smith, Adam Shead "Spot Tavern—Lafayette, IN (set 2b)" from Five Nights in the Midwest (Irritable Mystic Records) 1:05:47
- La Otra Band "Fendril" frpm La Otra Jam Vol. 2 (Aut Records) 1:16:46
- Dietrichs "Badhu" from Live Badhu (Relative Pitch Records) 1:29:59
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