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- All tracks released in 2025, unless otherwise stated.
- Pharoah Sanders "Prince Of Peace" (featuring Leon Thomas) from Izipho Zam (My Gifts) (Strata-East Records, re-issued from 1973)
- Sabrina Malheiros "Terra de Ninguém" from Equilibria—20th Anniversary Vinyl Edition (Far Out Recordings, re-issued from 2005)
- Michel Cury "Curupira's Dance" (featuring Bobby Militello)" from Brian Synch (self-released)
- Alex "Apolo" Ayala & The Bámbula Project "Bomba Carambomba" from Afro-Puerto Rican Jazz) (TRR Collective)
- Anthony Joseph "An Afrofuturist Poem" from Rowing Up River To Get Our Names Back (Heavenly Sweetness)
- Hard Proof "On The Ave" from Code Noir (self-released)
- Femi Kuti "After 24 Years" from Journey Through Life (Partisan Records)
- Sultan Stevenson "My Unbelief" from El Roi (Edition Records)
- Allexa Nava "Recortes" from No Language (Jazz re:freshed)
- Daylight Robbery with Nick Marks "Island Arrival" from Third Island Suite (Melting Pot Music)
- New Jazz Underground "Pray 4 Me" from Dying Of Thirst (self- released)
- Tom Teasley "For Max" from Lunch Break (self-released)
- Dayna Stephens "Jump Start" (featuring Aaron Parks, Ben Street & Gregory Hutchinson) from Hopium (Contagious Music)
- Blood, Sweat & Tears x Larry Willis "Riffs For Cris" (Inner Crisis) edit (Johnny Likes Jazz)
- Joe Armon-Jones "Kingfisher" (featuring Asheber) from All The Quiet Part I (Aquarii Records)
- AriSawkaDoria & Ari Joshua "Naima" (ft. KJ Sawka & Joe Doria) single (Music Factory Records)
- New Fossils "Being Lost" (featuring Emma Nagy) single (Morotva Records)
- Mama Terra ""Butterfly" (live) from Chameleons: Live Interpretations of Herbie Hancock (Acid Jazz Records)
- Tanhai Collective "Ormside" (Mulholland Remix) from Tanifesto Remixes (self-released)
- George Melvin Quintet "It's Good Not To Forget" from Praise Poems Vol. 10 (Tramp Records, re-issued from 1983)
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