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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)
- Host Speaks
- 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)
- Host Speaks
- Lenny Marcus "Ode to Jamal" from Blackwater Sessions (Self Produced)
- Fay Victor "Tonight" from Life Is Funny That Way (Tao Forms)
- Host Speaks
- 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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