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Robin Holcomb, Damon Locks, Don Paul, Amanda Gardier and More
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- DaShawn Hickman " Don't Let The Devil Ride" from Drums, Roots & Steel (Little Village Foundation) 0:00
- Amanda Gardier " Electroshock Therapy" from Auteur (Postal) 6:19
- Afro Peruvian New Trends Orquestra Corina Bartra "Tun Tun Tun-La Herida Oscura" from Cosmic Synchronicities (Blue Spiral) 14:12
- Omar Thomas " Sail to the Moon" from Griot Songs (Self Produced) 19:18
- Host Speaks 32:36
- Joona Toivanen" (Maybe in the) Future" from Gravity (We Jazz) 34:32
- Joona Toivanen " Green Model" from Gravity (We Jazz) 36:46
- Satoko Fujii "Twilight" from Altitude 1100 Meters (Libra) 41:09
- Damon Locks" Click" from List of Demands (International Anthem) 52:19
- Host Speaks 57:31
- KYN " Resign the Throne" from KYN (Ears&Eyes) 58:35
- Ensemble for these Times " Bronislaw Kaper—Invitation—A Study for Piano" from Emigres & Exiles in Hollywood (Centaur) 1:04:07
- Don Paul " Louisiana Days, Louisiana Nights (Freedom Here Be Like Nowhere Else)" from Louisiana Stories (Irresitible/Revolutionary) 1:07:34
- Blue Moods " On The Que-Tee " from Force & Grace— (Posi-Tone) 1:12:00
- Host Speaks 1:16:46
- Aaron Parks "Heart Stories " from Little Big III (Blue Note) 1:18:24
- Robin Holcomb " Electrical Storm" from One Way or Another (Self Produced) 1:24:46
- Robin Holcomb " Deliver Me" from One Way or Another Volume 2 (Self Produced) 1:28:27
- Jessica Jones "Little Melonae" from Edible Flowers (Reva) 1:34:40
- Elliot Levin "Bembe En Mi Bohio" from (Single) (Self Produced) 1:42:31
- Mark Masters Ensemble Tim Hagans "Deep Pools" from Sui Generis (Capri) 1:47:06
- Marina Albero "Old Song" from A Nomad of Sound (Self-Produced) 1:53:26
- Host Speaks 02:35
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