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To A New Day - a Lockdown Broadcast
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- Connie Han "Mr. Dominator" from Iron Starlet (Mack Avenue) 00:00
- Laila Biali "Sugar" from Out of Dust (ACT Music) 07:31
- Jocelyn Gould "Center of the Universe" from Elegant Traveler (Posi-Tone) 11:42
- Host speaks 15:44
- Sinne Eeg "To A New Day" from We've Just Begun (BFM Jazz) 18:17
- Jimmy Greene "Good Morning Heartache" from While Looking Up (Mack Avenue) 23:55
- Robin McKelle "Head High" from Alterations (Doxie Records) 31:28
- Host speaks 35:04
- Lakecia Benjamin "Prema" from Pursuance—The Coltranes (Ropedope) 37:05
- Nina Simone "Liberian Calypso" from Fodder On My Wings (single) (Verve/UMe) 43:03
- Lenora Zenzalai Helm "Mississippi Goddam" from For the Love of Big Band (Zenzalai Music) 46:01
- Host speaks 52:02
- Lynne Arriale "3 Million Steps" from Chimes of Freedom (Challenge) 54:25
- Host speaks 59:20
- Jeremy Pelt "Always On My Mind" from The Art of Intimacy Vol. 1 (HighNote) 59:48
- Aubrey Johnson "Lie In Wait" from Unraveled (Outside In Music) 1:05:43
- Nuphar Fey "Smooth Sailing" from Serenity Island (Hypnote) 1:11:48
- Host speaks 1:16:02
- Bobby McFerrin (feat. Esperanza Spalding) "Whole World" from Spirityouall (Sony Masterworks) 1:17:56
- Amina Figorova "Horizons" from Persistence (AmFi Records) 1:21:26
- Thana Alexa "Set Free" from ONA (Self released) 1:28:20
- Host speaks 1:33:19
- Rachel Therrien "Parity" from Vena (Bonsai Music) 1:35:54
- Chanda Rule + Sweet Emma Band "Hold On" from Hold On (PAO/Blujazz) 1:40:19
- {JD Walter}} "All Through the Night" from Dressed In a Song (JWAL Records) 1:45:14
- Host speaks 1:49:52
- Emie R. Roussel "Rythme de passage" from Rythme de Passage (UNI Musiqc) 1:52:02
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