With a cast as large as a movie's, Steve Martin's latest bluegrass album—a collaboration with fellow banjoist Alison Brown—is dizzy with stars, starting with the two impressive headliners.

Bob Moses returns with their highly anticipated fifth studio album, Blink - a profound exploration of reconciling the past with the present.

Miles Kane’s (acclaimed English rocker and co-founding member of The Last Shadow Puppets with Alex Turner of the Arctic Monkeys) 2025 release, Sunlight In The Shadows, marks his first Easy Eye Sound album teaming up with GRAMMY-winning producer Dan Auerbach.

À travers une sélection d'œuvres emblématiques et de pièces plus rares, la pianiste Sylviane Deferne explore la dualité schumanienne, tantôt solaire, tantôt tourmentée.

Suzie True has always worn their heart on their sleeve, but How I Learned To Love What’s Gone is their most vulnerable, intentional, and fully realized album yet. Rooted in punk energy and emotional clarity, the record reflects grief, recovery, and self-forgiveness.

SOMM Recordings is delighted to build upon its critically acclaimed discography with violinist, Adrian Butterfield, and the London Handel Players in a new collaboration featuring the Op. 7 set of six Violin Concertos by the French violinist-composer, Jean-Marie Leclair.

From the crypts of Parisian funk obscurity comes the long-lost Halloween holy grail, Disco Frankenstein from Ice AKA Lafayette Afro Rock Band. A teasing album of horror-disco oddities originally released as a compilation - a misnomer cloaked in mystery, as the tracks themselves hail from the group"s playful experiments in the mid-to-late "70s.Originally released as a 1976 Japan-only compilation featuring the Lafayette Afro Rock Band under a plethora of pseudonyms - Sweet Exorcist, Captain Dax, Hot Blood, Krispie and Co., and more, the release was masterminded by producer Pierre Jaubert and led by bandleader Frank Abel with the funk-virtuosity of the Lafayette Afro-Rock Band group, the minds behind the much sampled "Soul Makossa" and "Malik" albums.

To continue the celebration of the 20th anniversary of In Between, Jazzanova and Sonar Kollektiv present a forward-looking reinterpretation of the original 2002 landmark release: In Between (Remixes) — a full-length remix compilation that breathes new life into the original LP’s iconic tracks.

Cellist Inbal Megiddo brings remarkable freedom and expressive depth to Bach's timeless masterworks in this new recording of all six Cello Suites. The rich, resonant voice of her 1923 Giuseppe Fiorini cello perfectly complements her interpretive approach. This complete traversal of the suites demonstrates why Bach's solo cello works continue to inspire and challenge performers centuries after their composition.

“In the dark night, amongst the trees, between moonlit leaves, is this super-secret, lovely lo-fi, raw, intimate, analogue album made in a cabin deep in the woods…”

Over the past few months, five young musicians performing under the name Omasta have taken the Polish and European jazz scenes by storm. Having gained recognition for their intense live shows, they are now ready to deliver their debut studio effort. Jazz Report from the Hood a collectively composed album immersed in the textures of city streets and everyday urban life.

In his debut recital album, countertenor Hugh Cutting presents Refound with pianist Audrey Hyland. This programme revolves around songs that are the product of two roots, seen through two lenses. Cutting and Hyland build a recital celebrating rediscovery and reinterpretation, presenting songs that blend old and new in their construction, text, or context. It is a testament to the beauty of interpretation and revival.

Lou Laurence is a soul singer hailing from the bottom of the ocean and claiming Montreal as her new territory. Lou combines soul vocals with elements of folk, blues, pop, jazz and all that is glorious in music.

Fresh off the worldwide success of Natural Brown Prom Queen, Sudan Archives levelled up, evolving from a hands-on DIY artist to executive producer of her third album – her most ambitious record to date. Recorded in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Detroit, THE BPM is this innovative artist’s most club-forward music yet, with Sudan Archives taking a dancefloor-ready approach to her unique brand of violin-infused music.

Marbles' brings together seven top-tier musicians from across Europe. Ternion Q Expanded, the vibrant seven-piece ensemble led by visionary bassist and composer Anne Mette Iversen, is jazz in constant motion; built on structure, driven by curiosity, and alive with interaction. It is a dynamic exploration of layered form, rhythmic interplay, and creative exchange in contemporary jazz.