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Terry Gibbs, Omer Leshem, Daniele Defranchis, Jeff Lederer
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- Terry Gibbs "Prelude to a Kiss" from Vol. 7: The Lost Tapes, 1959 (Whaling City Sound) 2:48
- Laufey "Haunted" from Bewitched: The Goddess Edition (AWAL) 3:20
- Eldritch Priest "Dormitive Virtue" from Dormitive Virtue (Halocline Trance ) 4:44
- Bruno Raberg "Elegy" from Evolver (Orbis Music) 6:10
- Lucian Ban & Mat Maneri "Poor is My Heart" from Transylvanian Dance (ECM) 4:40
- Omer Leshem "The Heroic Era of No Consequences" from Play Space (Ubuntu) 5:28
- Julian Lage "Myself Around You " from Speak to Me (Blue Note) 6:00
- Louis Stewart "In A Sentimental Mood" from The Dublin Concert (Livia) 7:56
- Daniele Defranchis "Sundance, pt. I" from Raw Wood (Dodicilune) 4:55
- Dan Pitt "27 Hours" from Horizontal Depths (Dan Pitt) 5:45
- Grant Green "The Windjammer" from Green is Beautiful (Blue Note) 5:40
- Mocean Worker "A Time of Danger" from Mixed Emotions Features (Palm Pictures) 4:45
- Various Artists "The Midnight Hour (feat. Tutty Moreno)" from JID021 (Jazz Is Dead) 3:39
- Immanuel Wilkins "Moshpit" from Blues Blood (Blue Note) 3:21
- Greg Spero "Saudade" from Tiny Room Sessions (Tiny) 5:40
- Jeff Lederer "And She Speaks" from Guilty!!! (little (i) music) 2:55
- Ben Wendel "I Saw You Say" from Understory: Live at the Village Vanguard (Edition) 8:00
- Patrick Wolff "Bay Blue" from Bay Blue (Bop City) 6:58
- Rahsaan Barber "Sun Dance" from Six Words (Jazz City Music) 6:10
- Bryn Roberts "Steen's Scene" from Aloft (Elastic Recordings) 7:39
- Nation Beat "Science Tribes" from Archaic Humans (Ropeadope) 3:15
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