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Omar Sosa, Southern Energy Ens., Dominique Fils-Aimé, Keith Brown - Mixtape
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- Southern Energy Ensemble "Energy" Southern Energy (Strut) 0:00
- Gretchen Parlato "Roy Allan" Flor (Edition) 6:09
- Roberto Cecchetto, Lionel Loueke "Step by Step" Humanity (Via Veneto Jazz) 9:53
- Michel Benita "Elisian/Inutil Paisagem" Looking at Sounds (ECM) 16:44
- Roxana Amed "El regresso" Ontology (Sony Latin) 21:33
- Omar Sosa "Che Che" An East African Journey (Ota) 27:14
- Dominique Fils-Aimé "While We Wait" Three Little Words (Ensoul) 30:04
- Loke Risberg "Get It While You Can" Boiler Room (C.A.M. Jazz) 33:14
- Chris McCarthy "Bury Me in Times Square (Underneath the M&M Store)" Still Time to Quit (Ropeadope) 37:04
- Keith Brown Trio "118 & 8th" African Ripples (Space Time) 44:39
- Binker and Moses "The Shaman's Chant" Escape the Flames (Gearbox) 50:39
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