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Quincy Jones, Jorge Pardo, Nat Birchall, Mulatu, Jhelisa, Nautilus, And More
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- Roberta Flack & Quincy Jones RIP "On A Clear Day/Killer Joe" from Save The Children OST (Motown) 00:00
- Intro Music "They Call It Jazz" 08:27
- James O'Donnell Quintet "Mean Greens" from Tough Talk (Eastlawn Records) 10:00
- Nicholas Britell "It's Time" from Blitz OST (Milan Records/Sony Music) 15:46
- Jorge Pardo "Asier Y Mia Y Luca" (independent) 18:47
- LGMX "Time Traveller (Trance & House Brass Band Rework)" single (Le Grand Mix) 22:48
- Nautilus "Through The Night" single (Urban Discos) 28:55
- Vanisha Gould "New Dance" from She's Not Shiny, She's Not Smooth (Cellar Live) 33:47
- Jhelisa "Purpose Love" single (independent) 39:43
- Mulatu Astatke & Hoodna Orchestra "Delilah" from Tension (Batov Records) 49:49
- Karl Clews "Levantine II" from And/Or (independent) 54:20
- Nat Birchall "Eastern Sounds and System" single (Na-Bi Records) 57:08
- diximus & the Space Nebula "Mystic World" from Floating Thoughts (independent) 1:03:47
- Monfort "Hypnotized (ft. Nina Tonji) from Hypnotized (Komos Records) 1:10:31
- Lophae ("lo-fi") "Negative Blues" from Perfect Stranglers (independent) 1:13:49
- Jacob Chung "Jeannine" from The Sage (Cellar Live) 1:19:18
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