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Visioneers, T.K. Blue, 45trio, Work Money Death, Gil Evans Remembered, And More
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- Gil Evans Remembered "Teen Town" from Live at the Cutting Room, NYC (Dot Time Legends) 00:00
- Edgar Van Asselt "Samba Pra Mim ft. Lilian Viera" from Celebracao! (Left To Right Music) 06:13
- Dora Morelenbaum "VW Blue" from Pique (Mr Bongo) 11:11
- Caixa Cubo "Jureta" from Modo Avião (Far Out Recordings) 12:56
- kitti "Everything You Wanted" from Something In The Water (Rebecca's Records) 16:01
- T. K. Blue "The Bluu Sea of Our Tomorrows" from Planet Bluu (JAJA Records) 20:54
- FEATURE: Jazz First Chart 26:58
- Visioneers "Today" from Def Radio (Omniverse) 29:08
- 45trio "I Love You Pt.2" from Soul Review (Flower Records) 33:25
- Zaimie "Smash N Grab (Bluey Remix)" 12in single (Splash Music Productions) 36:47
- Work Money Death "We Are the People—single edit" from People of the Fast Flowing River (ATA Records) 43:05
- everwave "Earth Bound" from Wave 02 (independent) 48:53r
- Seelow & Mayer Formation "Soul-'In'" from comp. Peace Chant Vol.7—Private Jazz from Germany (Tramp Records) 52:17
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