Green Cosmos | Morgenmusiken
In the late 1970s, four young musicians from Marsberg, Germany—despite the absence of a local jazz scene—came together to form Green Cosmos, a quartet whose sound drew equally from John Coltrane’s spiritual fire, world music traditions, free jazz, and Indian classical influences. Morgenmusiken marks a pivotal stage in the group’s evolution, moving beyond the ballad-driven […]
Yussef Dayes | Mt. Fuji FM
Mt. Fuji FM is a breathtaking new live release from drummer and producer Yussef Dayes, capturing the energy and spirit of recent performances in Japan. Featuring both new and reimagined material, the record brings together Dayes’ core collaborators — Venna, Rocco Palladino, and Elijah Fox — alongside special guest Minami Kizuki, blending soulful jazz, global […]
Jerk | As Night Falls
‘As Night Falls’ is the latest release from Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist and producer Jerk (Joshua Kinney) – a moody, shape-shifting EP that traces the arc of a single night. Made in close collaboration with drummer and longtime friend Martine Wade, the project moves through moments of tension, introspection, and groove-driven release. Across eight tracks, Kinney weaves […]
GODTET | The Sydney Symphony Orchestra
The Australian ensemble GODTET take a bold leap with their latest album, ＋The Sydney Symphony Orchestra, released 14 November 2025 via La Sape. The record captures their landmark live performance at the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, merging their groove‑driven electronic jazz with the expansive palette of a full orchestra.  Composed and arranged by longtime collaborator Novak […]
Robohands | Oranj
Oranj is a 14 track LP, recorded in 2025 between Chicago’s Rax Trax studios and Dock Street Studios in London, Andy Baxter taking on drums, keys, bass guitar with long time collaborator Francesca Uberti joining on Rhodes piano for four tracks. Featuring mix engineering from Hackney Recording Studio’s Sean Woodlock (4 songs) and by Lilac […]
SML | How You Been
SML — the forward-thinking quintet of Anna Butterss, Jeremiah Chiu, Josh Johnson, Booker Stardrum, and Gregory Uhlmann — return with their second album How You Been, a bold leap forward in their collective language of experimental jazz and post-genre sound design. Built from live improvisations and carefully sculpted in post-production, the album expands on the […]
Kinkajous | Bahman with an H
There’s a quiet intensity to Kinkajous’ score for Bahman with an H, the new short film by Sam Motazedi. Rather than accompanying the film with cues or fragments, the London-based duo — Benoit Parmentier and Adrien Cau — composed a continuous, 18-minute piece that slowly unfolds like a breath held in suspension. It’s ambient jazz […]
Makaya McCraven | Off The Record
Makaya McCraven returns with Off The Record, a bold and sprawling double‑LP (or 2‑CD) compilation that gathers four separate yet interconnected EPs — Techno Logic, The People’s Mixtape, Hidden Out!, and PopUp Shop.  What ties the project together is McCraven’s signature process: live, improvised performance captured in the moment, then transformed through post‑production editing, overdubs and studio sculpting.  He revisits […]
Alabaster DePlume | To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol. 1
To Cy and Lee: Instrumentals Vol. 1 introduced a new side of Alabaster DePlume—the Manchester-born poet, saxophonist, and composer known for his theatrical performances and spoken-word intensity. Here, his focus shifts to quiet, wordless melodies: serene, intimate, and deeply human. These instrumentals, once gentle interludes between his vocal works, became the centerpiece of a collection that radiates […]
Jonah Parzen-Johnson & Lau Nau | A Few We Remember
A Few We Remember is the new album by Jonah Parzen-Johnson and Lau Nau. The recording debut for the new duo of Finnish composer Lau Nau, aka Laura Naukkarinen, and American baritone saxophonist Jonah Parzen-Johnson, it cycles between moments of knotty ambience, whispered melody, and innocent tinkering, as the duo improvises over 8 narrative scores […]
Sven Wunder | Daybreak
At daybreak, as sunlight travels through the atmosphere and begins to reach Earth’s surface, daylight gradually emerges. This marks the transition from night to the beginning of a brand-new day. As the temperature rises—especially after clear, calm nights—relative humidity decreases, and mist, formed of tiny suspended droplets, begins to evaporate. Warm air rises and cool […]
Jaywalk & The Cadillacs | Whitewalls & Harmonies
Jaywalk and The Cadillacs is a dynamic soul duo blending vintage aesthetics with modern groove. Their music is a fusion of timeless soul, jazz-infused rhythms, and contemporary production, creating a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh. With a deep appreciation for classic artistry, they craft records that embody rich storytelling, smooth instrumentation, and an […]
Women In Jazz | Women In Jazz
Women in Jazz – New Voices. New Perspectives. The upcoming Women in Jazz album is a bold showcase of some of the most exciting female artists shaping the sound of modern jazz today. Curated and produced by the Women in Jazz platform, the record brings together established names and emerging talents across a wide musical […]
Jerk | As Night Falls
‘as night falls’ is the latest release from Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist and producer Jerk (Joshua Kinney) – a moody, shape-shifting EP that traces the arc of a single night. Made in close collaboration with drummer and longtime friend Martine Wade, the project moves through moments of tension, introspection, and groove-driven release. Across eight tracks, Kinney weaves […]
Tortoise | Touch
After nine years, Tortoise return with ‘Touch‘ —an album of cinematic, wordless compositions shaped by distance, adaptation, and deep collaboration. Created across studios in Chicago, L.A., and Portland, it’s the band’s first project not built entirely in one room—yet it’s remarkably cohesive. The five members, scattered geographically, adapted their usual jam-based process into fragmented, patient […]
Ebi Soda | Frank Dean And Andrew
Ebi Soda return with their third album frank dean and andrew—a chaotic, genre-defying dive into jazz, post-punk, grime, and UK electronic textures. Born from jam sessions in a remote farmhouse, the record pushes their “punk jazz” ethos further while embracing cinematic weirdness and distorted moods. Tracks like red in tokyo (ft. Jianbo) cut through with […]
Fabiano do Nascimento | Cavejaz
Rio de Janeiro guitarist and composer Fabiano do Nascimento returns with his new album Cavejaz—a project sparked by a conversation with Minas Gerais singer Jennifer Souza, who encouraged him to record with Paulo Santos, a member of the legendary Brazilian group UAKTI. Known for crafting their own instruments from recycled materials, UAKTI’s minimalist approach shaped […]
Jamie Leeming | Sequent
On ‘Sequent‘, Jamie Leeming steps fully into his voice as a composer and bandleader. Released September 19, 2025 on Sekito Records, this is his sophomore solo album—an expansive, twelve‑track journey stitched together with rich collaborators and analogue warmth.  Jamie gathers some of the UK’s finest voices—Alfa Mist, Laura Misch, Sly5thAve, Richard Spaven, Kaya Thomas‑Dyke, […]