With their second release, Unfocused Welcomes, the Saxopaths have ventured down a new road and brought along some guest musicians to share in their eclectic saxophone sound.

Lifecycle is the 20^th release by the internationally renowned Yellowjackets, and it is a journey back to their beginning with the inclusion of guitarist Mike Stern to accompany the talented jazz quartet.

Only When I Think of You by the jazz extraordinaire and showman Stanley Abernathy is a release that connects with the audience on many different levels.    

Luther Allison's Underground is the much talked about release from a blues guitar legend.

The music and influence of Joni Mitchell combined with the creativity of four jazz musicians (Maria Pia De Vito, Danilo Rea, Enzo Pietropaoli, and Aldo Romano) and the result is So Right!

Diane Schuur returns to her jazz roots on Some Other Time, a tribute release to her mother, as she covers classics that were a part of her life growing up. 

The release The Tinge captures many of Al Basile's musical influences from Kansas City swing, blues, rhythm and blues, smooth jazz, and country, into what may be his best release to date.

Legendary saxophonist Maceo Parker finds the fountain of youth on the special two-CD release, Maceo Parker Roots & Grooves, with the first half a Tribute to Ray Charles, and the second half digging into Maceo's own library and Back to Funk.

Independent Progressive Folk recording artist Elza  shows what determination and drive can create on her debut release Gettin' Free, which contains great lyrics and a creative change of tempo and pace across tracks.

Paco Renteria is a virtuoso on guitar, and on Gitanus and Océano he melds classical, flamenco, and rock through his unique ‘freeplay' style.  

Alex Wilson's Inglaterra is an avant-garde blend of salsa, R&B, soul, reggae, and bhangra-salsa into a release that will have you signing up for dance lessons.   

On Jude Johnstone's latest release, Blue Light, she pours her inner being into every song with powerful lyrics complemented by beautiful arrangements set to jazz and blues accompaniment.   

Stanley Clarke's The Toys of Men is Stanley at his very best as he channels his passion and emotion into a message of hope, love, and caring.

Sue Richardson has emerged with her compelling release Emergence that features jazz, funk, swing, Latin, and of course Sue's alluring voice, superb trumpet and flugel horn, and great arrangements. 

Recorded at the legendary Levon Helm Studios, Chris Bergson Band - Fall Changes continues the sound that was made famous from this studio with a mix of blues, rock, jazz, funk, and Chris Bergson's bluesy soulful vocals.

Nadine Sutherland's Call My Name is a release that was worth the 10-year wait since her previous release. Nadine is one of the top female island performers who commands a presence through her captivating vocals.   

Liane Carroll's much-anticipated release Slow Down delivers the goods as Liane, her piano, and her remarkable Jazz voice rewards us with her best release to date.  

The Peatbog Faeries are one of Scotland's top bands, and with the release What Men Deserve to Lose, they show why they will continue in this prominent position for some time.

MacTalla Mór's latest release The New Colossus is their tightest and most creative release to date, and they continue to fashion an unmistakable blend of Celtic rhythms layered on jazz, rap, pop, rock, and calypso.

The self-titled release Hope Waits is an emotionally charged jazz release sung by a very determined, talented, and captivating performer whose voice was born to sing jazz and the blues. 

Bradford Hayes' The Jazz Life shows the positive influence of life, family, love, and friends on a refreshing independent jazz release.

Maria Muldaur captures the 20's, 30's and 40's sound so well on Naughty, Bawdy, & Blue that you will wonder if you are listening to original tracks cut 60-80 years ago.

Jazz pianist Lafayette Gilchrist will have all your senses heightened after you listen to his creative and powerful release - Lafayette Gilchrist -3. 

New seeds have been planted to the already deep roots of Blues and Delta Blues with the emergence of the youthful, high-energy band Johnny Duke and the Aces.

True to form, Jeff "Tain" Watts shows his gift for interpretation and improvisation on Folk's Songs; he is a chameleon of the music world, Tain tranforms himself to the sound.

Hop The Fence by Lawrence "Lipbone" Redding is a jazz, blues, and funk release produced and performed by a man who not only makes his living from music, he is the music. 

The love of music poured through a star-studded ensemble of musicians creating a memorable evening of music and video on the DVD Stanley Clarke & Friends – Night School.   

With a fresh new sound on Spyro Gyra - Good To Go-Go, this band is never comfortable to sit on their laurels as they continue to expand their sound.   

Traveling back in time may only be a dream, but with Sonny Rollins - Live In London Volume 2 you come as close as possible to experiencing the legendary performer during a critical creative juncture in his life (1965).   

Swedish sensation Josefina Sanner releases her self-titled debut CD; she is a storyteller who delivers a sound that is soft, warm, innocent, and sexy.   

Kelly Flint's Drive All Night is not your typical ‘indie' release; she achieves a pure sound by commingling a folk and pop style, great melodies, and powerful arrangements.

Spencer Durham has a voice, phrasing, and sound that resonates the rock and blues of the 70's and 80's, and he is only eighteen years old. 

Presence is about rich melodies and a fresh groove; Chuck Loeb is a musician who knows how to work the human elements, and the presence of his personnel to bring a release to life.

Julia Joseph is not waiting to be found, she is waiting to be appreciated; Hush is Julia's debut release.    

Ray Blue is a jazz musician who knows how to arrange his sound with other musicians, and on Transvision, his arrangements are not about him, but about the total compilation.  

Walter Beasley releases the perfect music for Valentine's Day with Ready For Love!

Jazz drummer Joe DeRenzo follows up his outstanding release "Of Night and Day" with another outstanding release - Core Beliefs.   

The elements of music take center stage, genre independent, musically rich - Welcome to Roswell Rudd and the Mongolian Buryat Band - Blue Mongol.    

The Kings of String play an all acoustic set of the 30's and 40's gypsy style jazz.     

Kermit Ruffins and the Rebirth Brass Band create a party with the release Throwback.