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Paulo Almeida, Michel Gentile Flow, Laura Camacho Tango Project
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- Bobby Hackett & His Orchestra "Sunrise Serenade" from At The Jazz Band Ball—1938-1940 (Jasmine) 2:56
- Jacques Kuba Seguin "In Coelum" from Parfum N° 3 (ODD SOUND) 5:21
- Steven Bernstein "Mammoth" from ResoNation (Royal Potato Family) 3:31
- Malcolm Strachan "That's the Way It Goes" from Look on the Bright Side (Haggis) 6:14
- Gustavo Cortiñas "Tu Resilencia Es Resistencia (feat. La Paula Herrera)" from The Drum Also Sings/El Tambor También Canta (Desafío Candente) 5:15
- Paulo Almeida "Lembranças do Boi" from Love in Motion (Dox) 5:23
- Hadley Caliman "Ambivalence" from Iapetus (WeWantSounds) 7:39
- Loren Stillman "Seer" from Seer (Newvelle) 3:24
- Michel Gentile Flow "Chthonian" from Light of Day (Connection Works) 5:56
- Klaus Wienerriother & Barbara Bruckmüller Big Band "Cherry Bluesome" from Trumpet Tales (Quinton) 8:41
- Arturo Sandoval "Days in the Sun" from Sangú (TM) 3:09
- Charles Tyler "Surf Ravin'" from Voyage to Jericho (Frederiksberg) 10:29
- Alan Braufman "Angels" from Anthem for Peace (Valley of Search) 4:33
- Tim Daisy's Vox 4 "First Travelers" from Roman Poets (Relay) 10:39
- William Susman "Duo Montuño" from Scattered Threads (Belarca) 6:40
- Jon Batiste "Alla Blues" from Black Mozart (Decca) 2:50
- David Janeway "Search for Peace/Blues on the Corner" from Live at Blue Llama (Steeplechase) 8:39
- Laura Camacho Tango Project "Ecos" from Todo Tiempo Pasado (Laura Camacho) 3:32
- Bobby Sanabria Multiverse Big Band "La Fruta" from Arsenio and Beyond: Live at The Bronx Music Hall (Jazzheads) 5:42
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