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Theo Croker, Sarah Buechi, Jon Irabagon, Nicholas Payton and Anais Reno
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Playlist
- Yuko Mabuchi "Tribute to my Homeland" from Quantum (SRG Jazz/Universal) 00:00
- Satoko Fujii " Aruku" from Dream a Dream (Libra) 9:08
- Host Speaks 19:47
- Jon Irabagon "At What Price Garlic" from Someone to Someone (Irabbagast) 21:09
- James Brandon Lewis "Left Alone" from Abstraction is Deliverance (Intakt) 32:07
- Host Speaks 41:18
- Mali Obomsawin "Blood Quantum" from Sweeet Tooth (Out Of Your Head) 43:23
- Nicholas Payton "A Smile in her Lifetime" from Notes From the Zen Gangster (Paytone) 54:38
- Sarah Buechi Franz Hellmuller Rafael Jerjen "Iron Shoes" from Pink Mountain Sagas (Intakt) 1:01:17
- Host Speaks 1:09:21
- Theo Croker Tyreek McDole "64 joints" from Dream Manifest (Dom Recs) 1:11:19
- Theo Croker Gary Bartz "light as a feather" from Dream Manifest (Dom Recs) 1:17:37
- Anaïs Reno "Lady of the Lavender Mist" from Lady of the Lavender Mist (Club 44) 1:21:22
- Alon Farber "The Bartok Blues" from Dreams I Dream (Origin) 1:26:10
- Host Speaks 1:32:29
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