a [time] patterned is Lara Somogyi’s most fully realized artistic statement to date: an electroacoustic harp record that maps personal transformation through rhythm, resilience and resonance. Built from loops, pedal textures and electronics, virtuosic arpeggios, stacked tape machines, ambient processing, contemporary extended harp techniques, sweeping symphonic language, and field recordings.

On August 21, the beloved shapeshifting Nashville institution Lambchop returns with their seventeenth album "Punching the Clown." Produced by Ryan Olson (Poliça, Gayngs) with songs by Lambchop's principal Kurt Wagner and member Andrew Broder, "Punching the Clown" was tracked over three days at April Base, the studio of Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, and features Vernon on banjo as well as a six-part choir throughout.

For her first recital with harmonia mundi, Gabrielle Rubio transports us to late 17th- and early 18th-century France, and the music of the first French composers to have affirmed the status of the still quite novel transverse flute. These sounds have fascinated her since childhood: a chiaroscuro blend of dance and daydream, with all the poetry of an emerging art of elegance, sophistication and emotion.

Divine Art is delighted to present Made in Germany, from Texas-based Olmos Ensemble, the first in an exciting series of albums catalogued by country, presenting rarely performed and unrecorded works for mixed chamber instrumentation.

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The night before Ella Fitzgerald's historic concert with Duke Ellington in Stockholm, she played two concerts in Copenhagen. For Ella Fitzgerald, this was like playing at home because she had an apartment in the city. It was one place where she felt relaxed and it shows in the music. It is Fitzgerald at her most at ease. In fact, she sings more at this concert than she did in Stockholm.

JD McPherson presents what he calls "A truly romantic garage rock record". Undivided Heart & Soul produced by Dan Molad (Lucius) & McPherson, and developed largely in the studio (that studio being the historic RCA Studio B in Nashville), carries a sense of immediacy and irreverence. "In writing this record, I threw several handfuls of caution to the wind. Lyrically, I was allowing myself to be exposed in a way I never have before. Concurrently, maybe as some sort of a self defense mechanism, the guitars got fuzzier and louder. The first day at RCA was like being in church… by the second day, it was a high school band's rehearsal space."

Rik van der Made - Morning Light (UK band) Jazz adventurer Rik van der Made on album release tour with top British band
With youthful spirit, Dutch tenor saxophonist Rik van der Made is taking concert stages by storm.

At its première in June 1969 Shostakovich described his Symphony No. 14, in effect a symphonic song cycle, as ‘a fight for the liberation of humanity… a great protest against death, a reminder to live one’s life honestly, decently, nobly…’ Originally intending to write an oratorio, Shostakovich set eleven poems on the theme of mortality, and in particular early or unjust death, for two solo singers accompanied by strings and percussion. This is the penultimate release in Vasily Petrenko’s internationally acclaimed symphonic cycle.

Hans Koessler is one of those composers whose name is well known without their oeuvre even being dealt with in an acceptable manner.

Gautier Capuçon’s cello becomes the voice of the Earth in an inspired album of world premiere recordings: Gaïa. Uniting seventeen original contributions by sixteen contemporary composers, this project sets out to explore humanity’s relationship to nature through a multifaceted lens, drawing from different musical genres, aesthetics, and cultural influences as well as the formidable contrasts of the natural world.

On their self-titled debut, Boye's Café Orchestra serves up a warm, inviting blend of acoustic folk and rustic chamber music.

The new album "If Not Now" by Clarinetist James Danderfer. Recorded at the legendary Rudy Van Gelder Studio. The music was composed over a focused few months and reflects a deeply personal snapshot of the artist's life–his family, his musical influences, and the players he was writing for. At the heart of the project is Danderfer's clarinet, guiding the narrative with warmth, lyricism, and clarity. Danderfer plays clarinet & bass clarinet. The first rate band features Steve Davis on trombone, Cory Weeds on tenor saxophone, Atley King on vibraphone, Miki Yamanaka o piano, Tyrone Allen on bass and Kush Abadey on drums.

The Joonas Tuuri Quartet releases their second album 'Pindorama' on September 5, 2025 via Eclipse Music. The music is rhythmic and expressive Brazilian-inspired jazz, and the compositions are Tuuri's own work. The music is centered on beautiful and catchy melodies, captivating rhythm, strong atmospheres, and highly refined ensemble playing and improvisation. On this foundation, Joonas Tuuri Quartet strongly builds its own expression, where sensitive communication between the musicians makes the band sound in a personal way.

The Wild West meets the soulful sound of Italy. Fearless New York gangsters meet cowboys from the dusty prairie. Godfather meets Taxi Driver. And the magic of cinema meets the rich sound of a first-class symphony orchestra. This exclusive live concert production presents a unique selection of movie classics - from Sergio Leone's iconic Spaghetti Westerns to modern mafia masterpieces by Francis Ford Coppola and the cult movies of Tarantino. The Danish National Symphony Orchestra is conducted by Sarah Hicks and joined by a fistful of strong guest artists for this premiere performance of the authentic soundtracks by composer legends Ennio Morricone, Nino Rota, Sonny Bono and Bernard Herrmann.

In a time when musical genres are constantly in dialogue with one another, Standard - No Standard proves that the jazz tradition is not only alive but also constantly evolving.