Together with his JK3 members, pianist Jacob Karlzon creates soundscapes, large musical images of marvelous power and intensity on "More". Various sounds and structures, all of which develop something of a song character, harmoniously work alongside each other on this album that is warm, lively and inviting; at the same time surprising, floating and enthralling. Karlzon tells stories of experience and dreams, revealing his delight in music and performance. Includes a surprising cover of Nik Kershaw's pop hit The Riddle.

ACT's star Viktoria Tolstoy has recorded 12 songs for (and in most cases by) Herbie Hancock. With "Letters to Herbie" Tolstoy was faced with a tough choice. Her smart decision was not to pick the biggest hits, such as "Cantaloupe Island" or "Watermelon Man", which have already been covered too often. Her choice of songs fits together perfectly, although the selection covers Hancocks different musical eras.

Beautifully melancholic: musical expeditions, graceful, flowing and deeply emotionally moving, are bundled by Jacob Karlzon on his new album "Wanderlust". The beauties of his piano melodies and harmonies are like psalms, like vocal lines that draw from rich compositional history, yet turn entirely to the now. "Wanderlust" breathes hope and adventure, the music opens spaces for love and discourse, for spontaneity and structure - contemporary and timeless at the same time.