Gordon Johnson's latest release, Gordon Johnson - Trios No. Five is his fifth release in his series of jazz trios that features some of the brightest talents on piano and drums, and backed by Gordon's extraordinary bass work.  

The GRAMMY® Winning Spanish Harlem Orchestra's latest release, Spanish Harlem Orchestra - Viva La Tradicion, has the orchestra in fine "voice" on this energetic and passionate Latin jazz release. Move the furniture before you start playing Viva La Tradicion, you will need room to dance.

Max Wild - Tamba is a journey to the roots of music drawing on the influences of the African rhythms and specifically the Zimbabwe beat and their effect on rock-n-roll and jazz. Tamba is an innovative, creative, and refreshing blend of styles and influences with danceable undertones. 

Whimsical and creative describes John Ellis & Double-Wide - Puppet Mischief, which uses the band's New Orleans musicianship to turn memoriesfrom John's childhood experiences in to an innovative sound.

The Tommaso Starace Quartet draws from an array of influences from photography, personal occurrences, music legends, and more on the release Don't Forget to forge a progressive blues, jazz, and swing sound.  

Joe Louis Walker, the tireless performer, lets loose with his guitar and vocals using a mix of blues, rock and roll, funk, R&B, and soul on his release Between a Rock and The Blues.  

Ian Shaw - Somewhere Towards Love is a release that provides a framework for this jazz crooner to show his passion and energy using his gifted baritone/tenor voice that he complements seamlessly with his piano work.

Blues for Tony, a 2 disc live performance tribute to the legendary 70's fusion sound created by Tony Williams and the New Tony Williams Lifetime band, include original members Allan Holdsworth and Alan Pasqua with guest musicians Jimmy Haslip and Chad Wackerman weaving their way through blues, jazz, rock, funk and more during an electric evening of music.

Maria Muldaur and Her Garden of Joy is an assembly of a Who's Who from American roots and jug bands, which is the perfect format to create a lighthearted musical departure during these troubled times.

The debut release Four Letters by British born songwriter, singer, performer Cariad Harmon uses stirring lyrics and compelling arrangements of jazz, pop, and blues to paint real life situations that her audience can feel.

The posthumous release Jeff Healey - Songs from the Road is an eclectic set of covers that captures the energy and musicianship that became synonymous with a Jeff Healey performance.

The seventh solo release by Al Basile, Soul Blue 7, forms a tighter bond between his poetic and storytelling lyrics and his soulful and bluesy vocals and music. He has the unique ability to affect the desired emotion from his music to complement his lyrics. 

Welcome to the debut release White Sugar by the very talented and passionate blues and rock guitarist / singer / songwriter/ Joanne Shaw Taylor. The release contains 10 original songs that blur the lines of soul, blues, and rock that are performed with a conviction beyond her 23 years. 

Jazz vocalist / songwriter Luba Mason takes time out from performing to speak with Luxury Experience about touring and about her new album, Krazy Love released on the Sunnyside Records label.

When a trio such as Stanley Clarke on bass, Lenny White on drums, and Hiromi Uehara on piano combine their talents on the all acoustic release The Stanley Clarke Trio with Hiromi & Lenny White - Jazz In The Garden, it should come as no surprise that the result is tight, rich in melodies, and filled with layers of sounds and style. 

The release Chico Hamilton - Twelve Tones of Love features 15 original songs written by Chico that project new levels of emotion and elements of a sound that is the signature style of the living legend Chico Hamilton.   

The tribute release Resonance Big Band Plays Tribute to Oscar Peterson featuring pianist Marian Petrescu goes beyond a tribute release as it captures the essence, style, and flare that was the signature of Oscar Peterson.