Chad McCullough, trumpet/composer; Bram Weijters, piano/keyboard/composer; Dave Miller, guitar; John Christensen, bass; Kobie Watkins, drums.

The debut trio recording for Jan Gunnar Hoff, Jasper Somsen and Carsten Lindholm. When three seasoned and versatile musicians, who between them have performed with the "Who's Who" of jazz, decide to form a new trio, there are usually many reasons, but one is undoubtedly the pleasure of creating new music together.

6th album of the flagship group of the festoù-noz scene. A new opus that still gives pride of place to the dances of Haute Bretagne with melodies still as catchy and texts of which the group has the secret. An album that makes your feet move from the first listen.

An expanded version of her album ‘C,XOXO’, featuring four new tracks, the new songs included are ‘baby pink’ (featuring Eem Triplin), ‘Come Show Me’, ‘Can Friends Kiss?’ (which debuted live at Rock In Rio), and ‘GODSPEED’.

Bach and jazz. Two incredibly well-known concepts. Yet a new, strangely organic entity emerges when Bach Jazz combine them. Inspired as much by Swedish piano master Jan Johansson and George Harrison as Miles Davis and Nils Frahm, the trio has developed a strikingly personal tone on the debut album. Evocative, human, playful and close.

The long awaited reissue of Dead Moon’s 8th album, DESTINATION X, remastered from original tapes by Timothy Stollenwerk with new artwork. The thinking man’s ACDC.

The Other Side Of The Coin by Ruben Bertrands is a heartfelt exploration of life, where each track serves as a window into the myriad experiences that shape our existence. This album weaves together folksy melodies and soulful rhythms, creating a rich musical landscape that resonates with listeners on both an emotional and spiritual level. The title itself suggests a journey through contrasting perspectives, inviting us to reflect on the complexities of love, loss, joy, and sorrow.

Canciones del Solar de los Borridos is the third album made jointly by Willie Colón and Rubén Blades that was published by Fania Records in late August and early September 1981.

Amy Helm created a map of memories on Silver City. She brings her experiences as a single mother, her familys legacies, her blessings and curses into focus as conversations that travel through time celebrating womanhood. The torchbearer of Levon Helm's legacy in Woodstock, Amy is as a heart-forward performer and songwriter. She brings an inspirational horn-driven groove to Money on 7, a letter to her sons on Highway 81, and gets behind the drums on Baby Come Back.

The third installment of Rendez-vous with Martha Argerich brings together captivating recordings from the international Festival Martha Argerich in Hamburg, showcasing an extraordinary lineup of soloists.

The Fedorova&Takser Piano Duo, known for their original transcriptions and creative media projects, was formed in 2010 by Daria Fedorova and Ilya Takser – Canadian musicians with Russian heritage and Ukrainian and Polish ancestry.

40th Anniversary Edition of Ultravox’s Lament album, originally released in April 1984, followed 3 successful albums with Midge Ure on vocals, along with two full world tours. Produced by the band themselves in the later half of 1983.
The album includes the album includes the worldwide hit Dancing With Tears In My Eyes, along with One Small Day and the title track Lament. This new 72 track Deluxe Edition box set pulls together a newly remastered version of the album, all the single versions, b-sides, 12” remixes and rarities, along with 45 previously unreleased tracks, including a brand new 1980s style extended remix of every track on the album by Moby, Steve Wilson and Blank& Jones and Midge Ure, new 5.1 and Stereo mixes by Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree), newly mixed full concert from Hammersmith Odeon 1984, and a handful of work in progress mixes.

Andy Statman, one of his generation's premier mandolinists and clarinetists, thinks of his compositions and performances as "spontaneous.

In December 1979, Eric Clapton toured Japan, making a stop at Tokyo's Budokan, where the results were taped and released as the double-album „Just One Night“. For this tour, Clapton's back-up band included regular Joe Cocker keyboardist Chris Stainton and famed English country picker Albert Lee. The set list ignored any history of the legendary guitarist's work as a band member, instead focusing on either solo material or blues favorites.

For the seventh album in her celebrated Song Book series, Ella Fitzgerald tackled classic melodies written for Broadway and Hollywood by Jerome Kern, the grandfather of the modern musical comedy, with backing by the orchestra of Nelson Riddle, the dean of Hollywood pop-jazz arrangers. The album was recorded on January 5-7, 1963 at Radio Recorders Studio 10H in Los Angeles and features some of the best studio musicians of the time, including Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Plas Johnson (tenor saxophone), and Wilbur Schwartz (clarinet). For lovers of good songs and good singing, "Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Jerome Kern Song Book" is a triple treat.