Charlie Parker Records presents Bird & Diz, the 1951 classic collaboration between Bird and trumpet-player Dizzy Gillespie, presenting 13 tracks of originals and standards.

Myron Elkins didn’t set out to become a full-time musician. After graduating from high school, the then 17-year-old instead became a welder in his hometown of Otsego, Michigan and had every intention of making that his career.

A very important release for me, because it presents - for the first time - Reinhold Friedrich, an excellent soloist, who is supported by congenial partners: Hannes Läubin (trumpet), Gregory Ahss (solo violin), Munich Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Martín Baeza-Rubio.

LA-based, Oregon-bred four piece, FLOR, specialize in vibrant, self-reflective sensibilities set to the sounds of some of the best indie-pop you’ll hear all year. They’ve just released their highly-anticipated debut album, come out, you’re hiding, via Fueled By Ramen and are set to take over the music world this year, even making an appearance at NYC’s The Meadows Music and Arts Festival this fall. Mentors of sorts for the shy and introverted, flor’s music captures the essence of putting your heart out there despite your reservations, making their debut a stunning display of hope and light at a time when we need it most.

Amok Amor are a contemporary jazz quartet that are concerned with creating music that is spontaneous, energetic and resilient. The nine original compositions on "We Know Not What We Do" showcase the group’s biting sense of humour and abstract and tuneful improvisations.

Allison Pierce is launching the second chapter of her distinguished career with "Year of the Rabbit", an eloquent straight-from-the-heart solo debut. This album finds Pierce transformed following two decades of recording and performing with her sister Catherine as The Pierces. The duo's five albums and constant tours brought them critical acclaim and a loyal fan base. But as the years passed, each longed to express herself unfettered by the other and in 2015, The Pierces called it quits, whereupon the sisters launched solo careers.

The debut full-length release for the Philadelphia electronic producer features guest appearances from such artists as Future, Leikeli47, M.I.A., Novelist, Pusha T, Rustie, and Tirzah. The album received a score of 76/100 based on 11 reviews on review aggregator Metacritic, indicating "generally favorable reviews".

Released as part of the Acoustic Sounds Series celebrating 70 years of Contemporary Records, Shelly Manne & Friends' My Fair Lady is the first album to ever consist of jazz versions of songs from just a single Broadway musical.

Combining Rachael Price's singular voice with Vilray's knack for songwriting, the album showcases Rachael & Vilray's evolution, pushing them to a new level as they jump ahead in vision and drive. The duo has keenly absorbed the work from their jazz predecessors, taking the best of the past and creating something new.

Hunters is an American conspiracy drama television series created by David Weil. It premiered on February 21, 2020, on Amazon Prime Video. In August 2020, the series was renewed for a second and final season which is set to premiere on January 13, 2023.The upcoming second season of Amazon's Hunters will be its last. Hunters features Logan Lerman and Al Pacino as Nazi hunters operating in 1970s New York.

With a naturally expressive voice that has drawn comparisons to greats like Aretha Franklin and Ella Fitzgerald, Texas-based singer and songwriter Ruthie Foster has a wide palette of American song forms – gospel and blues to jazz, folk, and soul – and her live performances are powerfully transfiguring. "Joy Comes Back" is the ninth full-length studio release for the Grammy-nominated blues singer.

After working together behind the decks for over five years, the French DJ duo Polo & Pan (Alexandre Grynszpan and Paul Armand-Delille) presents this highly-anticipated debut album, packed full of sunshine and good vibes.

Jasmine Ying Thompson is an English singer and YouTube celebrity. Thompson began her career at the age of ten by filming herself singing and uploading the videos to YouTube. In 2014, she was featured on German deep house producer Robin Schulz's song "Sun Goes Down". This song charted within the top 10 in multiple countries including Australia, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. As of August 2016, her YouTube channel has over 2.36 million subscribers and over 350 million views. "Wonderland" is her first extended play released via Atlantic Recordings.

Preceded by the singles, the debut full-length "The Witch" from London "industrial spiritual" band Pumarosa is a collection of songs that channel the undercurrents of the present day: collectivism, frustration, euphoria, feminism, politics, aggression and love. Packed full of genius - with a few dips that promised more - for the most part, this does play a little like a Greatest Hits. An impressive achievement from such a new band.

Pokey LaFarge’s self-styled image as dusty old troubadour extends even to his name, a handle that sounds borrowed from a freight train-hopping, dustbowl-era storyteller of a certain Woody Guthrie vintage. Eight albums on, he’s done little to alter that perception, thanks to a sound that traces its roots to the back porches of America’s heartland. From the sly saunter of opening track “Riot in the Streets” to the vampish “Mother Nature,” LaFarge and his feisty six piece band sound like refugees from the roadhouse circuit, all sass and swagger with plenty of juke jump energy to spare.