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Terri Lyne Carrington and Christie Dashiell, Lido Pimienta, Adam O'Farrill and more
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- Zela Margossian "Indiferent World" from (Single) (Ropeadope) 0:00
- Adam O'Farrill "Migration" from For These Streets (Out Of Your Head) 4:00
- Host Speaks 13:15
- Lido Pimienta " ¿Quién Tiene La Luz-(El Perdón)" from La Belleza (Anti-) 14:51
- George Crotty "Saturn Return" from Heart Music (Self Produced) 17:53
- Terri Lyne Carrington "Tears For Johannesburg" from We Insist 2025! (Candid) 22:53
- JD Allen "If They Holler Let Them Go" from The Dark The Light The Grey and The Colorful (HighNote) 30:44
- Mary Halvorson " Amaranthine" from About Ghosts (Nonesuch) 35:46
- Host Speaks 43:12
- Charles Tolliver " Grand Max" from Strata East 2025 Radio Sampler (Mack Avenue) 44:48
- Host Speaks 51:13
- Endea Owens "Detroit Fight Song" from Feel Good Music (Self Produced) 54:58
- Hanging Hearts " Fight Song" from Where's Your Head At? (Ropeadope) 1:02:50
- Susan Pereira "Our Day Will Come" from Tudo Azul (Riony) 1:09:00
- Keith Jarrett "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"" from New Vienna (ECM) 1:15:40
- Host Speaks 1:20:00
- Lena Bloch" Mahmoud Darwish" from Rose of Lifta (Fresh Sound) 1:22:41
- Dave Sharp Worlds Quartet " The Stray Moonduck" from Catalyst (Cold Plunge) 1:32:07:16
- Ariel Kalma Jeremiah Chiu Marta Sofia Honer " The 10th Wave" from The Closest Thing to Silence (International Anthem) 1:40:49
- Behn Gillece " Pivot Point" from Pivot Point (Posi-Tone) 1:44:13
- Anaïs Reno " Les Feuilles Mortes (The Autumn Leaves)" from Lady of the Lavender Mist (Club 44) 1:50:00
- Bobby West " Funeral March Of The Uninvited" from Requiem for Mary Turner (Soulville Sound Recordings) 1:55:25
- Host Speaks 2:00:42
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