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Vasilis Xenopoulos & Paul Edis Quartet, the Abbie Finn Trio, the Neil Cowley Trio and more
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- Knats "Miz (feat. Anatole Muster)" from Knats (Gearbox Records) 00:00
- Vasilis Xenopoulos and Paul Edis Quartet "The Coast" from Feels Like Home (Ubuntu Music) 06:33
- Abbie Finn "Sheila's Song" from Stotties for Three (Self-released) 13:01
- Georgia Mancio "The Love I Left Behind (L'Amore Che Lasciai)" from A Story Left Untold (Roomspin Records) 19:55
- Fergus McCreadie "The Teacher (Revisited)" from Stream (Revisited) (Edition Records) 25:34
- Neil Cowley "Skies are Rare" from The Face of Mount Molehill (Naim Records) 34:00
- Andrea Vicari "Chickori" from Lost in Dreams (InEQuation Records) 38:08
- Maike Mohr, Henrik Mumm, Helge Andreas Norbakken "peata beag" from abendland live (VOLLTON) 44:33
- Ronan Guilfoyle's Bemusement Arcade "Dulcettia" from At Swing, Two Birds (Livia Records) 48:49
- Zoe Gilby "Caravan" from Twelve Stories (33 Records) 55:59
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