Sean O'Bryan Smith continues to be one of the most in demand entitiies in the music industry. As a solo artist, he is a top-selling contemporary jazz artists that has received critical acclaim all across the globe. This started with the successful 2008 solo album Tapestry which was heralded as "soulful, melodic and unpretentious" by Bass Player magazine and this trend has been recreated with his 2012 release "Reflection" which has been touted as "…not to be missed!" by Smoothjazz.com and "…an inspirational and truly amazing musical journey straight from the heart" by Bass Frontiers magazine. These are just a few of the reasons Sean O'Bryan Smith continues to inspire on a global scale.

One of Sonny Rollins' best albums of the 70s – a Japanese-only live date that features some excellent work on both tenor and soprano sax! The group has a really great feel – thanks to congas by Mtume and guitar from Yoshiaki Masuo – both of whom bring some new elements to Rollins' groove, alongside electric bass from Bob Cranshaw and drums from David Lee. Sonny's solos are all well-blown and quite extended – put together with a strong sense of fire, and a bit less of the hoke that could sometimes show up on other US domestic albums. Tracks are all long, and titles include "Powaii", "Moritat", "Alfie", and "St Thomas". This 2CD version features a full bonus disc of previously unreleased work from the concert – 3 titles that include "Hold Em Joe", "Sais", and "God Bless The Child".

2025 Release. Recorded live throughout their globe-spanning 50th anniversary tour in 2023, Mind Explosion is the final album from vanguard world fusion ensemble Shakti. To be released on Abstract Logix, it contains a selection of performances carefully curated from countless hours of concert recordings by co-founding guitarist John McLaughlin and Shakti master percussionist Selvaganesh Vinayakram. Mind Explosion is a rapturous celebration of the life, music, and humanity of Zakir Hussain – not just McLaughlin’s original partner in Shakti, but a brother and inspiration to every past and present member of Shakti – who passed away in December 2024. “I am eternally grateful to Zakir,” McLaughlin reflects, “because he was there before the beginning of Shakti to the very end.”