Wanting Machine II is the second solo album by Austrian guitarist and composer Peter Rom, released on March 6, 2026, through JazzWerkstatt Records.

Alex Melton has gained recognition as a cover artist on YouTube and other major streaming platforms. You may have heard his versions of “Fix You,” “Wonderwall,” and “Love Story,” and if you haven’t listened to those covers, I highly recommend you do. Alex signed with Pure Noise Records and is releasing his newest album, “The Process,” available on all major streaming platforms on March 6th, 2026.

On his new album, the Ivorian balafon virtuoso Aly Keïta explores new horizons for his instrument in improvised music. Together with his Berlin-based trio, he conquers the peaks of balafon possibilities one by one, wandering between groovy African rhythms, spectacular polyphony and elements of jazz, and combining them into a fusion that is both futuristic and deeply in roots. In Balafon Evolution, Keïta establishes a new level of balafon artistry, creating universal, contemporary soundscapes that transcend cultural boundaries.

Masaaki Suzuki and the Bach Collegium Japan, renowned for their definitive interpretations of Bach’s vocal music, have also garnered critical acclaim for their recordings of major choral and orchestral works, including Mozart’s Requiem and the Mass in C minor, Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis and Symphony No. 9, and Brahms’s Ein deutsches Requiem. Their latest venture sees them turn their expertise to Felix Mendelssohn’s symphony-cantata, Symphony No. 2 ‘Lobgesang’ (Hymn of Praise).

For the past 15 years, Della Mae has been trailblazing as one of the most exciting live acts in the roots music scene. With a GRAMMY nomination and years of touring experience, this female-forward string band releases a career-defining album with Magic Accident. Longtime supporters of women in roots music, Della Mae teamed up with producer Alison Brown for this new release, their first on Nashville-based Compass Records.

Tae-Hyung Kim’s Echoes in the Mists is a poetic journey through a century of piano music, tracing a line from early Romanticism to early modernism.

The album "Malm" by saxophonist Tore Brunborg brings together three generations of Norwegian musicians in a trio format.

Since its formation at the Royal College of Music in 2018, the Brompton Quartet has gained recognition for its thrilling performances spanning the breadth of string quartet repertoire.

Originally released in February 2016, Wonderful Anticipation marked an important chapter in Theander Expression’s catalogue — an album built on strong melodies, emotional nuance, and a clear sense of forward motion. Blending elements of melodic rock, pop, hard rock, and blues, the record focuses on atmosphere, songcraft, and expressive guitar playing, always in service of the song.

NEA Jazz Master Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. is one of finest saxophonists of his generation. His resume includes long associations with Terrance Blanchard and Art Blakey throughout the 1980s. But the foundation of Harrison's music, and it’s the soul of his music, comes from his lifelong participation in the culture of New Orleans, his home town. Here he pays tribute to that rich culture, and accompanied by non other than the legendary Dr. John. Both artists, the embodiment of New Orleans’ music in their own right. The album features a mix of original compositions and jazz standards, all infused with the spirit and energy of New Orleans. Featuring the Mardi Gras Indian chants of The Guardians Of The Flame, this recording captures the magic of heritage New Orleans Mardi Gras music and wraps it all up in one package.

No stranger to adversity, pianist Chris Parker is a musical chameleon that’s built a reputation as a veteran go-to NYC musician whose group has featured Latin, funk and jazz luminaries like Randy Brecker, Bob Mintzer, Chris Vadala and Lyn Seaton. So when on vacation Parker experienced a stroke that left him temporarily unable to play the piano, he knew this latest adversity would motivate the next curious chapter of his already impressive musical career.

Stories & Soundscapes is the latest album by internationally acclaimed Irish pianist Cathal Breslin, released on March 6, 2026, through Blue Griffin Recording.

VISITOR is a six-record (and growing!) solo series by drummer Bobby Previte. Each record features music performed not on his "main" instrument, the drum set, but on an instrument he does not normally perform in public.

The album "Otto Klemperer in Jerusalem Vol. 3: Mozart – the late Symphonies" is an archive recording of Otto Klemperer's live performances with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra.

Uplifting Neo-Classical is a production music album by composer Claire Leona Batchelor, released on February 26, 2026. The album was recorded with the Hungarian Studio Orchestra, conducted by Krisztian Balassa.