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Noah Haidu, Luca Crispino, Flying Sutra with Ayumi Ishito, Samantha E Adrian
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- Albert Ammons "Twos and Fews" from The First Day (Blue Note) 4:34
- Noah Haidu "Casual" from Standards III (Infinite Distances) 5:43
- John Chin "Never Let Me Go" from Journey of Han (Jinsy Music) 6:06
- Danny Grissett "Picture In Picture" from Travelogue (Savant) 5:16
- Erik Deutsch "This Was Then" from This Was Then (Synesthesia Music ) 6:44
- Bob Schlesinger "Left Field" from Falling from Earth (Bob Schlesingerl) 8:17
- Yosef Gutman Levitt and Peter Broderick "Revolution" from River of Eden (Soul Song) 4:22
- Luca Crispino "Pastorale" from Famiglio (Dodicilune) 5:15
- Krishna Biswas "Filtra Moderato Ottimismo" from La Castagna (Dodicilune) 5:32
- Charlie Ballantine "Bemsha Swing (alt. take)" from Reflection/Introspection: The Music of Thelonious Monk (GMR) 7:11
- The Heath Brothers "Smilin' Billy Suite: Part II" from 2025 Strata-East Sampler (Mack Avenue Music Group) 4:25
- David Handler "Life Like Violence Circa 2003, OR: Untitled Caprice" from Life Like Violence (Cantaloupe Music ) 5:31
- Flying Sutra with Ayumi Ishito "Calling to the Spirits" from Out Beyond Orbit (577) 10:37
- Johnny Hunter "Now It Can Be ToldPart II" from Now It Can Be Told (Discus Music) 11:55
- Reid Hoyson Project "Detroit" from In Your Dreams (Reid Hoyson Productions ) 5:23
- [SINGLE] Allen Austin-Bishop "Groovejet (If This Aint' Love)" (Allen Austin-Bishop) 4:57
- Samantha E Adrian "Feitiço" from Samantha E Adrian (Linear Labs) 5:22
- Rex Richardson "Peanuts 'n' Ice Cream" from Elegy (Summit) 9:01
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