Karl Bjorå's Jazzland Recordings debut, "I Would Have Made It", is his third release under his own name, and it displays both his maturity as an artist and composer, yet retains his endlessly playful nature, embracing unlikely combinations of tones and textures, styles and rhythms.

Celebrating 60 years since the original recording of the acclaimed masterpiece A Love Supreme!

In a quartet with pianist Christoph Spendel, Jim Pepper serves up pure hard bop. On West End Avenue, the inventor of the jazz hit "Witchi-Tai-To" presents technical know-how and joy of playing at a level that one would not have expected from him. Produced by Christoph Spendel and Rainer Wiedensohler for Nabel. Recorded at Garden Productions Studios, New York City, February 1, 1989 by Jimmy Madison. Remastered November 2024 at Nabel Studio by Rainer Wiedensohler.

Turned On is a soul jazz music album recording by MOE KOFFMAN released in 1968.

‘Spring Board: The Early Unrecorded Songs’ is a Martin Phillipps passion project. A dedicated reimagining of his earlier unreleased songs that became his artistic farewell, a lasting legacy, and a reminder of his huge, underappreciated talent. The album has been finalised for release with the love and support of his band, family and friends.   As the subject of an undulating life and times movie – The Chills: The Triumph And Tragedy Of Martin Phillipps – Chills’ singer, songwriter and main motivator, Martin Phillipps spent the last decade releasing studio and live albums while careering into his sixtieth year with typical gusto.

Even after playing it in concert together the previous summer, Argerich, Kremer, Bashmet, and Maisky still spent five days in Berlin recording Brahms' Piano Quartet in G minor.

The DECCA label is expanding the extensive discography of Donizetti's probably most popular opera with a recording with Zuzana Marková and Andrea Bocelli in the leading roles.

INTERSECTIONS from the dynamic chamber group Khemia Ensemble invites listeners to meditate on the confluence of beginnings, endings, and the hope and grief that can accompany those events.

Sibelius was one of the 20th century's greatest and most innovative symphonists, with a musical style evoking beauty, mystery, colour and light.

For Honeyblood frontwoman Stina Tweeddale, the title of her band’s second album came from somewhere close to her heart, literally. "I have those words tattooed on my ribs," she smiles.

„A roller coaster“, „with parabolic orbits of rim-shots, rolls, and cymbal washes wiping down the sides. Jack DeJohnette again illustrates why he’s one of the leading drummers of this era” Down Beat, 1983

The Finjan tape, similar to the early party tapes in that it’s a small group of people, and Dylan’s aware of the tape recorder and is trying to think of interesting songs to play, has many delights, particularly an electrifying version of Muddy Waters’s “Two Trains Running,” a fine loose rendering of “Let Me Die in My Footsteps,” and a haunting fragment of Robert Johnson’s “Rambling on My Mind.”

Continuing his extraordinary SACD series of Richard Wagner's music dramas for PentaTone, Marek Janowski presents Tannhäuser in the original Dresden version, with a dynamic cast, choir, and orchestra that give the performance their all.

Malakai - the 14-year-old chorister, who won the hearts of both judges and viewers of Britain’s Got Talent and reduced them to tears with his voice of breath-taking beauty, will release his debut album on 7th July.

Yet another nice Chuck Jackson album that didn't generate anywhere near the reaction it merited.