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Vibration Black Finger, Caixa Cabo, Kokoroko, Raw Odoni, Cruisic, And More
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- Tall Black Guy "Running The Motor [Reprise]" from 8 Miles to Moenart—10th Anniversary Edition (First Word Records) 00:00
- Cruisic "Jazz Carnival" from Euphoria (Flower Records) 07:16
- Caixa Cabo "Modo Aviao" from Modo Aviao (Far Out Recordings) 12:29
- Leon Phal "Healthy Ground" from No Pain No Champagne (Heavenly Sweetness) 16:35
- Raw Odoni "Keeping It Raw" from Ostara (independent) 21:07
- Jules Brennan "The Futon Dance" from Mugen (Kyotone Records) 26:13
- Jazz First Top 10 Chart 31:23
- Vibration Black Finger "Change" from Everybody Cryin' Mercy (Enid Records) 33.39
- Chiminyo "Stories Untold ft. YUIS" from NRG 3 (NRG Discs) 40:33
- Muito Kaballa "Like A River II" from Live in Manchester (Batov Records) 44:17
- Sinsuke Fujieda Group "Perspective" single (Sofa Records) 51:01
- Kokoroko "Three Piece Suit ft. Azekel " from Get The Message) (Brownswood) 54:39
- Vibration Black Finger "Pt. 2 Now Is the Time/Away—edit " from Everybody Cryin' Mercy (Enid Records) 59:27
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