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Vincent Peirani, Flur, Le Maxiphone de Fred Pouget, RGG & more
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- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
- Host talks
- Andrzej Dąbrowski / Darek Oleszkiewicz / Bogusław Kaczmar / Piotr Baron "Blues Plus" from Karolak Songbook (DUX / V Records)
- Piotr Schmidt / Andrzej Swies / Sebastian Frankiewicz "Ether IV" from Ether (SJRecords)
- Snyder x Dudar Quartet (Russell Snyder / Slawek Dudar) "Day Dreams of Sarah" from Into The Blue (self released)
- Host talks
- Oskar Lindberget Quintet "Evig" from Hymn to a Friend (Losen Records)
- Flur (Rolf Thofte / Isaac Robertson / Dillon Harrison) "Nightdiver" from Plunge (Latency)
- Rolf Thofte Quintet "Dunkelflaute" from Martha�?s Dance (April Records)
- Host talks
- David Helbock & Julia Hofer "Night Dances" from Faces Of Night (ACT Music)
- Aki Rissanen Trio "High Expectations" from Imaginary Mountains (Edition Records)
- Trøen/Arnesen Quartet (Elisabeth Lid Trøen / Dag Arnesen) "The River" from New Paintings of Jazz (Losen Records)
- Host talks
- Vincent Peirani "L.L." from Living Being IV (Time Reflections) (ACT Music)
- Avenue Wagram (Thierry Maillard and Yoann Schmidt) "1930s Shanghai" from Paris (Ilona Records)
- Le MaxiphoneFred Pouget "Lest Trois Mains" from Sauvage (self released)
- Host talks
- Andrea Molinari "21-8" from Awakening | Il Tutto nel Nulla (Ropeadope)
- Yumi Ito "Old Redwood Tree" from Lonely Island (Enja Yellowbird)
- Milan Verbist Trio "Djeezes" from Time Change (Origin Records)
- Host talks
- RGG & Robert Więckiewicz "F-Forms" from Planet Lem (Music Corner Records)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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