On View at the Five Spot Cafe is a live album by American jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell with drummer Art Blakey. It was recorded live at the Five Spot Cafe in New York City on August 25, 1959, and released on the Blue Note label. English jazz guitarist Andy Summers referred to Burrell's solo on "Lover Man" as "one of the best jazz guitar solos ever recorded".

Groovy, cheeky, vivid and deeply touching – on their debut album Marie-Josefin Melchior (violin, vocals) and Johann Zeller (accordion, vocals) present an amazing range of world music: Valse Musette, Tango, Czardas, Tradimix… everything gets a feast for the ears. This album includes classics such as Piazzolla's "Adios Nonino" or the Berlin song "Nehm'n Sie 'n Alten!" by Otto Reutter as well as numerous original compositions by Johann Zeller.

In the last years, STABIL ELITE from Düsseldorf have created a cosmos of driving bass lines, danceable rhythms, floating pads and shimmering electric guitars. Using repetitive lyrics with double meanings, analogue synths and icy cold clackering computers, Lucas Croon, Nikolai Szymanski and Martin Sonnensberger revive Krautrock and the avant-garde moments of the German New Wave. They combine glamor and emotion and cosmic transcendence, which is well aware of its musical heritage, yet does not seem overly reflective for even a second. One can immediately hear where this stylish band comes from. Just think of that city Düsseldorf on the Rhine, which has become a work of art in itself, and its electronic musical history, which has significantly influenced many styles, from hip-hop to techno.

This was in the time the few Finnish discs that were released not only in Finland but also in the UK and the USA and at least in Sakasha and Canadas. The record was recorded in London's DeLane Lea Studio in August-September 1973, but was released due to various delays only in the spring of 1974.

Frisson Sextet, the second album from the saxophonist/composer Vernau Mier, is an introspective work summarizing his personal experiences during the last months in Barcelona before starting a new chapter in Switzerland. It is through his compositions that he reflects on the experience of being detached from a place and a life and migrating to an unknown place. Looking forward to new opportunities with the freedom to explore new frontiers while dealing with the frisson caused by the beginning of a new life.

Andy Lumpp has been one of the most interesting jazz pianists in Germany since the mid-seventies. In addition to numerous CDs with various band projects, he has published over the years several successful solo recordings. In his unmistakable playing style, he created 6 improvisations for his new album, which he dedicates to people from his personal environment.

An album for girls who are not afraid, who have broken their balls to be judged, advised, forced, guided and ammonite. Without filters, ironic and full of meanings at the same time. For those who can not take more than gender labels and simply want to be free to do what they like. The Hen are a trio of Bolognese girls, with so much courage, so much sweetness and a great desire to do what they want, without having too many labels on them. The name that they have chosen is long: Hen, who is none other than the new Swedish pronoun without genre, because the only genre they want to belong to is the musical one. Hen, however, also means hen in English and bizarre in Japanese: a guarantee of transformation, unpredictability and a good alibi behind which to hide if necessary.

Carmen Mercedes McRae was an American jazz singer. She is considered one of the most influential jazz vocalists of the 20th century and is remembered for her behind-the-beat phrasing and ironic interpretation of lyrics. McRae was inspired by Billie Holiday, but she established her own voice. She recorded over sixty albums and performed worldwide.