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Tomasz Stanko, Tomasz Dabrowski and Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre
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- Fabian Dudek Quartet "Clouds Infinite" from Distant Skies We Dream (Traumton) 00:00
- Host speaks 09:03
- Tomasz Dabrowski & The Individual Beings "Bataty" from Better (April) 11:26
- Tomasz Dabrowski & The Individual Beings "Bonzer" from Better (April) 18:44
- Dave Douglas' Gifts "Kind Of Teal" from Gifts (Greenleaf) 24:18
- Julius Gawlik, Thorbjørn Stefansson & Marius Wankel "Dream Big Fish" from Dream Big Fish (Gateway Music) 31:36
- Host speaks 36:38
- Pat Thomas & Bley School "Gesture Without Plot/Syndrome" from Bley School: Where (577 Records) 38:28
- Stateless Trio "Needle's Eye" from Lost Art (Self-released) 46:34
- Host speaks 53:22
- Tomasz Stanko Quartet "Theatrical" from September Night (ECM) 54:44
- The Gatherers "Bandulf" from Cradled Cravings (CRRNT Collective) 1:01:08
- Host speaks 1:07:40
- Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre "Unidentified Composition 1" from Live At Studio Rivbea (NoBusiness) 1:10:17
- Rodrigo Amado & Humanization 4Tet "Effigy" from Electricity (Ayler Records) 1:24:11
- John Escreet "Lifeline" from The Epicenter Of Your Dreams (Blue Room Music)
- Gonçalo Marques "July The 21st" from Birds And Cages (Robalo Music) 1:39:04
- Jan Garbarek "Skarabee" from Afric Pepperbird (ECM) 1:44:47
- Prashant Samlal "Selfless" from Atma (Minimal Damage) 1:51:00
- Host speaks 1:58:18
- Joy Guidry "Angels" from Amen (Whited Sepulchre) 2:00:15
- Sandy Evans} "Lake Yarrunga" from RockPoolMirror (Tall Poppies) 2:07:13
- Host speaks 2:13:04
- Sandy Evans "Rock Warrior2" from RockPoolMirror (Tall Poppies) 2:14:48
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