'Ace: 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition' will be released as a double-CD, which pairs a remastered new mix of Weir's solo debut album with a new live version recorded earlier this year at radio city music hall, featuring The Wolf Bros., and special guests Tyler Childers and Brittney Spencer.

Charlie Parker Records presents Bird's 1950 classic "Bird" Symbols, a collection of 12 originals and standards.

French violinist Renaud Capuçon enjoys international renown as a soloist and chamber musician, is artistic director of several festivals and is also known for his commitment to encouraging and supporting younger artists and for commissioning new music.

Infinite Chill Volume 2 is 10 classic world music tracks taken from Lawson Rollins acclaimed solo albums, remixed and re-imagined with a modern aesthetic, incorporating elements of electronica/chill-out/downtempo into the world music fusion of the original songs. Also included is the brand new single "After Twilight". All of the remixed tracks include new guitar performances from Lawson, remixing Billboard chart-ranked Persian-American musician/producer Shahin Shahida and additions from an all-star cast of musicians brought into bring a fresh musical approach to the original material. Mastered at the world- renowned Sterling Sound studio in NYC.

This first-ever, specially remastered collection compiles highlights chosen by Renée of her 'most magical experiences', captured live on stage in this pinnacle of opera houses.

In the 1980s Luca Lombardi met the flautist Roberto Fabbriciani whose artistry inspired many of his flute compositions. This CD represents a variety in all the pieces and a diverse collection of flute instruments played by Roberto Fabbriciani, ranging from the earliest manifestations of Lombardi's muse to pieces with special sound effects giving voice to human expression. In the pieces Nel vento, con ariel and the Einstein-Dialog the sound of the solo flute is captured by the timbre of a solo cello, played by cellist Leonard Elschenbroich. A commissioned piece for an Einstein exhibition in Berlin celebrating the century of the theory of relativity.

"Song for My Father" was a milestone recording in the illustrious career of jazz pianist Horace Silver. Recorded through two sessions, a year apart, the album boasts an impressive line-up featuring Silver’s classic band and his newly formed quintet. The charismatic jazz man delivered his sophisticated balance of lively rhythms with complex harmonies. The title track, one of his most well known compositions, has transformed into a jazz standard and heavily influenced Steely Dan’s biggest pop hit, “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number”. This essential recording remains one of Blue Note’s greatest hard bop releases.

Helsinki-based band enormously popular throughout Finland for its dramatic goth-tinged alt-rock. "Jealous Gods" completes the musical trilogy the band started with the albums "Revolution Roulette" and "Twilight Theater".

On this brilliant 1964 release, bassist and composer extraordinaire Charles Mingus delivers a fiery, startling imaginative album of solo piano takes of his compositions, free improvisations, and jazz standards. Included are covers of "Body and Soul" and "I Can't Get Started", as well as originals such as "Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Silk Blues". This classic release by one of jazz’s great revolutionaries is a great insight into the imagination of one of the most imaginative and prolific jazz musicians of the 20th Century.

The Ray Brown Trio consisted of Brown’s colleagues Gene Harris, who plays a lot of piano that sounds rich, full-bodied, and not overly refined. The trio also features Jeff Hamilton, one of the stand-out drummers of the latter-day Woody Herman Herds. The Ray Brown Trio recorded this album live at The Loa in Santa Monica, CA, in July 1988. The club no longer exists, but at the time it was co-owned by Ray Brown.

"Sweet Talker" is English singer-songwriter Jessie J's third studio album released by Lava Records and Republic Records. The record includes hit singles "Bang Bang" featuring singer Ariana Grande and rapper Nicki Minaj, "Burnin' Up" and "Personal". "Bang Bang" reached number 5 in the US and broke into the top 10 in Australia, New Zealand, Denmark and Canada.

Eddie Higgins has played with many jazz greats, including Oscar Peterson, Dizzy Gillespie, Cannonball Adderley and Bill Evans, and has established his name on the scene as a brilliant jazz pianist.

Claude Williamson and his trio, consisting of bassist Bill Crow and drummer David Jones, present jazz fans with an album full of popular standards and some original compositions. The recordings were made in April 1995 at Van Gelder Studios, New Jersey.

Friedrich Gulda is known to all. He is the musical wizard with the embroidered cap, an artist who is equally at home in jazz, the Viennese lied, or the works of the Viennese Classic.

The titles of the two Higgins solo albums "Standards By Request - 1 Day" and "2nd Day" were selected by the readers of the popular Japanese jazz magazine "Swing Journal".