The Swiss organist Albert Bolliger graduated from the Conservatoire de Zurich, and then studied for three years in Paris with André Marchal, Madeleine Valmalète and Andrée-Honegger Vaurabourg. His career as a concert organist led him on to on five continents. He played more than 800 concerts, especially in the major concert halls of the Soviet Union, Mexico, Korea and Spain. The recording features music by "old Danish kingdom" composers like Nicolaus Bruhns, Ewaldt Hintz, Johann Lorentz, Matthias Weckmann, Martin Radeck, Johann Rudolf radeck, Christian Geist, Franz Tunder and Dietrich Buxtehude.

One of the most-loved singers of our time has returned with a modern-day masterpiece. Jennifer Warnes is back with a brand-new album called Another Time, Another Place, on BMG. The new album reunites Warnes with her co-producer and great friend and collaborator Roscoe Beck, the long-time musical director and bass player for Leonard Cohen. It's the same partnership that made the landmark 1987 album Famous Blue Raincoat. Jennifer Warnes has always been known as someone who makes beautifully crafted records with an open heart, unafraid to show emotion and love through her work. It's the perfect time for Another Time, Another Place.

The unknown sound collective creates sound art compositions of organic field recordings, experimental voice, and minimal instrumentation- a noise and freak folk ensemble that tends towards the otherworldly, often paired with other media. The project is founded by poet and interdisciplinary artist elena botts (mourning dove) who organizes projects & shows by the unknown sound collective virtually & irl (in real life).

Hausu Mountain continues the HausLive series of live show recordings that capture some of the headiest moments in Chicago underground music with a pair of Chi-town gigs from Kent, Ohio's legendary carnival-core-free-jazz-noise duo Moth Cock – compiled together into HausLive 3: Chicago Twofer.

As Alex Izenberg was piecing together the sweeping, psychedelic opuses on his full-band debut Alex Izenberg and The Exiles, the Los Angeles artist was focused on a simple goal: making something built to last. At the heart of his songs are bold ideas that take inspiration from the heady musings of philosopher Alan Watts, the multi-layered storytelling of King Crimson, and the imagistic vistas of Fleet Foxes. While the subject matter may feel esoteric—“My unconscious named the tongue/Of the lights of closed eyes” goes a characteristic lyric—Izenberg and his band let the music drift pleasantly to earth. The melodies are romantic and warm, and the arrangements are invitingly expansive, making expert use of a new ensemble formed around the strongest songs of his career.

Alex Winston, the indie singer-songwriter, has released her sophomore album, Bingo! The album, composed over three years, takes inspiration from her 'swampland' and delves deep into themes of personal growth and transformation, a journey that will surely inspire and resonate with many.

Amirtha Kidambi’s Elder Ones join We Jazz Records for their third LP New Monuments, to be released on March 15th.

Guitarist and Producer Adam Hawley has burst on to the scene as a celebrated and innovative artist, composer and band leader. Handpicked by Maurice White (founder of Earth, Wind, & Fire) he first debuted on the legend’s label Kalimba Music. In all, Adam’s four albums and work as a producer has spawned an incredible Fourteen Billboard #1 Hits. In it’s first week, the 3rd record “Escape” was the #1 Selling Album in the Nation, outselling every other contemporary jazz album as per Nielsen.

Ellington’s revolutionizing vision of incorporating a symphony orchestra in his work unfolds with "The Symphonic Ellington". This breathtaking recording is full of colorful arrangements and inspired solos. “Night Creatures”, the opening three part movement features Ellington’s effort to “make the symphony swing”. The ingenious album is a true highlight in Duke Ellington’s long established career.

Miles Davis' recordings from the years of 1951-1954 are often overlooked for a number of reasons. Davis had a somewhat erratic lifestyle at the time, and these recordings do not feature the first 'classic' quintet. Even though Davis did not record nearly as often as in later years, what was recorded is quite outstanding.

A stunning piece of jazz history, reissued exactly as it originally appeared – right down to the 10' LP format! The record is one of the classic early bop sides that Miles cut for Blue Note, and it features a smoking quartet with Horace Silver on piano and Art Blakey on drums. Titles include 'Take-Off', 'The Leap', and 'Weirdo' – and the cover has this cool image of Miles blowing against an abstract expressionist painting!

London-based electronic duo Joe Wilson and Tom Kingston aka Solomon Grey requires ditching the usual definition of a band. No neat genre exists in to which they fit. No sound is out of bounds. The new album "Human Music" is a collection of intricately crafted songs, delving into themes of choice, love and loss.

Eboni is one of the most highly sought after and premiere jazz vocalists in Kansas City and has become a bandleader in her own right. In addition to her own musical projects which include Eboni and the Ivories, and a member of the Lost Wax Band, Eboni collaborates with some of Kansas City's top musicians and can be heard swinging all over the local jazz scene.

The second release by Amirtha Kidambi's ensemble Elder Ones, From Untruth is comprised of four pieces grappling with issues of power, oppression, capitalism, colonialism, white supremacy, violence and the shifting nature of truth. This music means to give the listener momentary relief from the anxiety and pain caused by living in our current reality.

An unmistakable expressive voice. Spacious music based on fado. This is "Fado Camões", the new album by Portuguese singer and composer, LINA_ to be released worldwide on 19 January 2024 on the German label Galileo Music. “Fado Camoes” is a unique composition based on the classic poetry of Portugal’s most celebrated historical poet, Luís Vaz de Camões and follows on from the critically acclaimed album “Lina_Raül Refree” which celebrated the songs of Amália.