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Tomeka Reid, Martin Bejerano, Roxana Amed And More
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- Bruna Black & John Finbury "Nosso Cais" from Va Revelacao (Self Produced)
- Eric Alexander "Serenade to a Cuckoo" from Timing Is Everything (Cellar Live)
- Nicki Parrott "What The World Needs Now" from Feelin' Groovy (Arbors)
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- Paul Freeman "Visions of Ishwara" from Black Composers Series Volume 8 (Sony)
- Tomeka Reid "Turning Inward / Sometimes You Just Have To Run With It" from 3+3 (Cuneiform)
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- Lenny Marcus "Ode to Jamal" from Blackwater Sessions (Self Produced)
- Fay Victor "Tonight" from Life Is Funny That Way (Tao Forms)
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- Martin Bejerano "Yo No Bailo" from #CubanAmerican (Figgland)
- Maya Dunietz "New Day Rag featuring Avishai Cohen" from Thank You Tree (Raw Tape)
- Marlon Simon "Variations on Erika's Theme" from On Different Paths (Truth Revolution)
- Host Speaks
- Ariel Kalma, Jeremiah Chu & Marta Sofia Honer "Ten Hour Wave" from The Closest Thing to Silence (International Anthem)
- Sun-Mi Hong "Blind" from Third Page Resonance (Edition)
- Luke Carlos O'Reilly "A City Called Heaven" from Leave The Gate Open (Imani)
- Host Speaks
- Lauren Henderson "Illumination" from Sombras (Brontosaurus)
- McCoy Mrubata " The White Sand Of The Flats" from Lullaby For Khayoyo (Ropeadope)
- Roxana Amed "Epílogo" from Becoming Human (Sony)
- Host Speaks
- Art Tatum "Elegy" from Jewels In The Treasure Box (Resonance)
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Radio & Podcasts
tomeka reid
Hobart Taylor
Bruna Black
John Finbury
Eric Alexander
Nicki Parrott
Paul Freeman
Tomeka Reid Quartet
Lenny Marcus Trio
Fay Victor
Maya Dunietz
Marlon Simon and the nagual spirits
Ariel Kalma
Jeremiah Chu
Maria Honer
Sun-Mi Hong
Luke Carlos O'Reilly
McCoy Mrubata & Siyabulela
Roxana Amed
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