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Mareike Wiening's Debut Album
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- Mareike Wiening "2 in 1" from Metropolis Paradise (Greenleaf) 00:00
- Sanja Marcovic "It Has Always Been" from It Has Always Been (Self Released) 09:25
- Zyft "Purple Room" from Midnight Tea Suite (Creative Sources) 13:44
- Stian Larsen, Andrew Lisle, Colin Webster "Zeal and Perseverance" from Zeal and Perserverance (Va Fongool) 21:01
- Nick Fraser, Kris Davis, Tony Malaby with Ingrid Laubrock and Lina Allemano "Zoning" from Zoning (Astral Spirits) 27:45
- Samo Salamon, Szilard Mezei, Jaka Berger Trio "Mr. Ornette" from Swirling Blind Unstilled (Klopotec) 34:49
- Peter Brötzmann, Heather Leigh "These Dark Waters" from South Moon Under (Self Released) 40:40
- Mareike Wiening "For a Good Day" from Metropolis Paradise (Greenleaf) 52:42
- Evan Parker, Joe Morris "Groove" from The Village (Fundacja Sluchaj!) 1:00:00
- Pietro Bittolo Bon's Lacus Amoenus "How to Kill Peter Evans With a Rotating Tube" from The Sauna Sessions (feat. Peter Evans) (Long Song Records) 1:16:00
- Cinema, Cinema "Cyclops" from CCXMD (Nefarious Industries) 1:25:45
- Henry Kaiser "Frosty Boy Antarctica (for Albert Collins and Larry Coryell)" from More Requia, in memory of Great Ancestors (Metalanguage Records) 1:30:17
- Dan Rosenboom, Jake Vossler, Tina Raymond "Withering One" from Trio Subliminal (Orenda Records) 1:36:12
- Pietro Bittolo Bon & His Original Pigneto Stompers feat. Jamaaladeen Tacuma "Tamarrow Is the Question" from Mucho Acustica (Long Song Records) 1:41:59
- Mareike Wiening "Misconception" from Metropolis Paradise (Greenleaf) 1:49:19
- Lester Young "These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You" from In Washington D.C. 1956, Vol. 2 (Prestige) 1:57:17
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