Jaga Jazzist's dynamic collaboration with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra (KORK) was a milestone television and radio broadcast event. Recorded at the historic Store Studio in Oslo, this grand performance was staged to commemorate the experimental jazz collective's 30th anniversary in 2024. For this massive undertaking, Jaga Jazzist completely reimagined and rearranged their studio material to blend their explosive mixture of post-rock, electronic soundscapes, and jazz fusion with the classical might of a full orchestra.

eart-Heal R&B: Unapologetically honest, her music explores love, spirituality, self-discovery, and social consciousness. Her sound is, in her words, a “quiet uprising” a gentle yet powerful rebellion that heals, rebuilds, and reclaims. It proves that spiritual and intentional music can thrive at the intersection of soul, hip-hop, meditation, and sound healing.

The album contains 7 tracks that showcase the band's signature "Neo-Afrobeat" style, blending the spiritual influence of Fela Kuti with sharp funk grooves, dance rhythms, and jazz arrangements.

Chicago-based saxophonist and composer Arman Sangalang has been garnering attention as one of the up-and-coming jazz musicians on the scene. Sangalang’s intricate originals weave together lyricism and colorful textures to deliver atmospheric soundscapes. Drawing inspiration from Chicago’s genre-bending creative music scene, his music ranges from contemplative to groove-oriented. His sophomore album Waypoints is now released on Calligram Records, featuring Dave Miller, Ethan Philion, and Devin Drobka.

The Beatles' groundbreaking documentary series "Anthology" has been restored and remastered. The Anthology Collection contains the revised editions of the original three collections of rarities and outtakes compiled by George Martin and published between 1995 and 1996.

Jazz in Silhouette is a jazz album by pianist-composer Sun Ra and His Arkestra. It was recorded on March 6, 1959 and released in May of the same year.

SOMM Recordings' fruitful collaboration with Leon Bosch, renowned double bass player and director of I Musicanti, has recently produced a group of world premiere recordings, which consist of four delightful and interestingly disparate British Piano Quintets.

"… maybe his greatest album of all time … great jazz trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison was one of the star soloists Cole brought into the studio on this date … it's a perfect record. There's not a clinker in the bunch …"
- NPR

This is the major-label maiden voyage for young Chinese pianist Lang Lang, who at the tender age of 20 has been barnstorming the concert circuit and gaining a lot of attention in the press.

Live at the Warfield is a six-CD live album by the Jerry Garcia Band. It contains recordings of three complete concerts performed on February 28, March 1, and March 2, 1991, at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco. It is scheduled to be released on August 15, 2025.

Expanded edition of the 1975 album; the follow-up to the band's international breakthrough album Moontan. Remastered from the first-generation IBC Studios master tapes, featuring unreleased track from the Switch sessions, single edits, B-sides and various previously unreleased outtakes and early versions & mixes.

Uto Kifa is a new name in the Danish jazz scene. The band is built on the former ELEkTRO that released two albums: "ELEkTRO feat. John Tchicai" (2011) and "ELEkTRO feat. Rudi Mahall & Even Hermansen" (2014). Both albums were well received by the press which noted the bands’ ability to cross and combine musical borders. The album "ELEkTRO feat John Tchicai" was in 2012 nominated to a Grammy by The Danish Jazz Society and became the same year elected as 'Album of the Year' in The New York City Jazz Record.

Nonesuch Records releases pianist and composer Brad Mehldau’s Ride into the Sun, a songbook record of music by the late singer, songwriter, and guitarist Elliott Smith.

Music legend Belinda Carlisle, returns to her roots on ‘Once Upon A Time In California’. Featuring ten new studio tracks, recorded in her native Los Angeles, it sees the singer take a deeply personal journey through the golden sounds of her youth, with a collection of immaculate cover versions.

Following on from his recent string of exceptional all-solo albums, Mysticism of Sound, Ancient Africa and Afro Trane, Nat Birchall releases his first new studio recording, Spiritual Progressions, with his current working group, Unity Ensemble. This group consists of long time musical partner Adam Fairhall on piano, plus the bassist in Nat’s group for several years and albums, Michael Bardon, and a welcome return on drums by Paul Hession who recorded on the legendary Live In Larissa double album. Rounding out the five-piece ensemble is percussionist Lascelle Gordon, a mainstay of the London music scene for many years.