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Yonglee & the DOLTANG, Premazzi / Nasser Quartet, Joshua Banks & More
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- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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- Andrew Moreno "Vanilla Song" from Axiom (Honolulu Records)
- Samir Böhringer Sazzerac "We Will See" from Olympia (577 Records)
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- Michael Waldrop ft. Vasil Hadzimanov & Martin Gjakonovski "Belgrade" from Native Son (Origin Records)
- Premazzi / Nasser Quartet "Knock Out" from From What I Recall (Origin Records)
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- Mike Thompson - Composer "Parisian Deception" from 6th Avenue (Hexproof Records)
- Joaquin Nuñez & Habana Safari "Una Guajira En NY" from Ruta De La Clave (Lulaworld Records)
- Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra "The Dark Hours" from Mixed Bag (Summit Records)
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- Brad Turner Trio, Plus One "All Ocean Views" from It's All So (Cellar Live)
- Nicolas Ferron Trio "Complot" from Multiverse (Dièse Onze Records)
- Joshua Banks "Agila" from Para Sayo (self-released)
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- Jordan VanHemert "Sea of Tranquility" from Survival of the Fittest (Origin Records)
- Yonglee & the DOLTANG "Chit kong" from Invisible Worker (Unit Records)
- Charles Chen "Colossus of Rhodes" from Building Characters (Cellar Live)
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- Tyler Henderson "Get Out Of Town" from Love Endures (Cellar Live)
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Remember Rosalind" from Abstraction Is Deliverance (Intakt Records)
- Eric Scott Reed "All'umfrs" from Out Late (Smoke Sessions Records)
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- Mike Prigodich "Play Structure" from Stage Magic (Mexican Mocha Music)
- James Moody "Darben, The Redd Foxx" from 80 Years Young: Live At The Blue Note, March 26, 2025 (Origin Records)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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