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- Matías Formica Trios "Inexorable" from Hastio y Paranoia (Numeral) 00:00
- Nori Tani "Portrait in Black & White" from Tomodacho (Friends) (Robin/Tani Media Factory) 05:34
- Tom Severino & Nori Tani "Not Yet (Featuring Peter Erskine & Jimmy Haslip)" from New Step (Robin/Tani Media Factory) 13:47
- Carn Davidson 9 "A New Life" from The History Of Us (Three Pines Records) 20:26
- Ayumi Tanaka Trio "Black Rain" from Subaqueous Silence (ECM) 29:27
- David Ashkenazy "Chief Crazy Horse" from Shorter Moments (Posi-Tone) 34:41
- GNP "JC" from Codes (ears&eyes) 41:33
- Edward Simon "Lush Life" from Solo Live (Ridgeway) 48:31
- Matías Formica Trios "Infausto" from Hastio y Paranoia (Numeral) 55:24
- Ayumi Tanaka Trio "Subaqueous Silence" from Subaqueous Silence (ECM) 1:00:35
- Nori Tani "Samambaia" from Tomodacho (Friends) (Robin/Tani Media Factory) 1:09:33
- Alexa Tarantino "Lady Day" from Shorter Moments (Posi-Tone) 1:15:27
- Carn Davidson 9 "Wisely If Sincerely" from The History Of Us (Three Pines Records) 1:21:52
- GNP "Rise and Grind" from Codes (ears&eyes) 1:29:30
- Matías Formica Trios "Observa" from Hastio y Paranoia (Numeral) 1:34:38
- Tom Severino & Nori Tani "Obrigado (Featuring Peter Erskine & Jimmy Haslip)" from New Step (Robin/Tani Media Factory) 1:40:55
- Orrin Evans "Water Babies" from Shorter Moments (Posi-Tone) 1:45:38
- Ayumi Tanaka Trio "Ruins" from Subaqueous Silence (ECM) 1:52:27
- GNP "Scrubs" from Codes (ears&eyes) 1:58:53
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