Wlodek Gulgowski’s music won’t leave you indifferent. He offers many starting points for your perceptual associations and references. It is very rich artistically, pianistically and emotionally After musical studies he dedicated himself to improvisation and jazz, highly accredited in the jazz-fusion, with many succesful and influential albums, his works remained to be consistently influenced by classical music. It is clearly expressed on the truck nr 2 ”AFROVIBES”, where the rhythm is gradually finding it`s place in between the subtle and romantic piano lines It calms down for a while to give place for sonoric and picturesque.

Smooth sizzling synthesizers, disparate delicate drums, bulbous boomy bass lines. On top: saxophone melodies like wafts of fog, fragile trumpet tones, fluffy shimmering flutes and crisp, rattling bass clarinets. Modular Music Machines manipulate melodies, vary timbres, generate rhythms and create sounds. Music for humans, machines and participants. Whether it's beaty experimental disco, meditative sound baths or spiritual jazz prayers: everything that's fun is allowed here.

Hooffoot is an instrumental group from Sweden presenting a very LYRICAL and genuinely NEW blend of prog/kraut/jazz/rock. The first album struck like a bolt from the blue in 2015 and by some acclaimed as "debut of the century" . The follow up was equally appraised as “bloody bloody great”. The third album, Phantom Limb, will be released on April 4th.

"I play yours, you play mine. The music never ends." Tony Allen (There Is No End, 2021). Following this mantra, the emerging 9-Piece band OLUMA, based in Leipzig, creates an impressive mix of Afrobeat, funk, jazz and Brazilian music. Their debut Album Cooking Time will be launched on April 5, 2024 on the Danish label One World Records.

For Tony Tixier everything is connected. Poetry for him is the link between dreams, thoughts and the lived reality where we spend our everyday lives. As an artist Tony feels fortunate to be able to live a life in the constant pursuit of his creativity: from the poems he wrote as a child to his current life as an internationally touring pianist, his artistic creativity has shaped who he is, just as his identity has shaped his creativity, so that he firmly believes that the art and the artist are indivisible. His latest album Poems Never End is a complete, honest expression of Tony’s current status as an artist and as a human being, captured in a single afternoon during a whirlwind visit to New York City. Whether in thrilling trio interaction with long-term associate Joe Martin on bass and dazzling young drummer Jongkuk Kim, or reviving old friendships and musical partnerships with special guests Logan Richardson, Seamus Blake and Mino Cinelu, the passion and integrity shines through every note.

“Polymetric Spells” is Wabjie's cross-genre exploration between connection and transformation. From the ethereal journey of “Whoosh” to the contemplative essence of “Spell to Go”, the album invites listeners to embrace the magic of life's complexities. An enchanting interplay of sounds and ideas that redefine the boundaries of modern creative music, captivating experience of whimsical and cyclical dimensions of life. Unpredictable yet repetitive, a little French surprise awaits the listener on this second album.

This quartet is characterized by its unique line-up of four very individual musicians who admire the respective artistic attitudes and approaches of their ensemble colleagues and place mutual listening at the center of their work. Conventional role allocations are abolished. Tasks are taken on alternately by different ensemble members. The music borrows from various styles, but never remains fixed in them, instead constantly expanding – from the familiar to the unknown, from density to transparency, from point to surface…

To a session in the summer of 2019, Kalle brought a guitar arrangement of Witold Lutoslawski's "Melodie Ludowe" (Folk Melodies). Lutoslawski, one of the greatest European composers of the 20th century, wrote these songs shortly after World War II as "functional music" to support his family.

plop* – composers and musicians burst their social bubbles. Knowledge and experiences are exchanged, previously thought impossible collaborations emerge. Styles dissolve, authorship is collectivized, and the soul of the community remains.

The music that unites the Indra Trio is characterized by simplicity, the search for an encounter with nature and the profound connection of sounds, their non-rationality. With traces of what we sometimes associate with classical music and European jazz, in which improvisation is a constant presence, the trio finds a common ground represented by the voice of their instruments, creating original compositions that define their organic and natural relationship with the music they wish to present.

A total of ten original music tracks are included in "Atypical Airship”. They present ten otherworldly destinations, mixed with different memories and atmospheres. It is a blueprint of Jun Xiao's fantasies, dreams, experiences and emotions consolidated from four years of music creation. Build from his vast jazz knowledge, he shifted the focus away from traditional Jazz music. Instead, he pays more attention on nature and logic behind music composition. Through this album, he hopes to explore beyond the familiar musical system and framework, just like riding on an Atypical Airship.

Mastered By [LP Mastering] – Kevin Gray. Dexter Gordon experienced a career renaissance with his momentous comeback on Blue Note in the early 1960s which produced numerous all-time classic albums. In 1980, producer Michael Cuscuna dug into the vaults to compile Landslide, a collection released as part of the LT Series that was comprised of previously unreleased tracks that the legendary saxophonist had recorded for the label during three different sessions in 1961-62 with a varied cast of musicians including trumpeters Tommy Turrentine and Dave Burns; pianists Kenny Crew, Sir Charles Thompson, and Sonny Clark; bassists Paul Chambers, Al Lucas, and Ron Carter; and drummers Philly Joe Jones and Willie Bobo. The 7-song set is a showcase of Gordon’s hard-swinging improvisational creativity and brilliant balladry.

With their second album, Miles Smiles, the second Miles Davis Quintet really began to hit their stride, delving deeper into the more adventurous, exploratory side of their signature sound.

10 years of live music, that's something to celebrate! In 2006, after having accompanied many artists, Ibrahim Maalouf decided to embark on a new adventure by releasing his first album Diasporas which he presented on stage for the first time that same year.

The album is a beautiful and thrilling dialogue between Japan's most talented trumpeter Miki Hirose and Mayuko Katakura, a first-call pianist who has earned the tremendous trust of many musicians. The recording was made by Taro Okamoto's atelier in the Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum Tokyo, and Mayuko plays the upright piano that Taro loved and made 100 years ago. In a unique art space, two top players develop a sound full of speed and tension.