Jazz
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Introducing… Asher Gamedze
A melting pot of African soul, jazz, and percussive heritage brews a heady concoction of political grooves.
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Blue Giant – Review
The visceral emotion of a live performance in anime form.
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Lorenzo Montanà – VION Review
A bold and beautiful exploration of brushed jazz drum loops and imaginative electronica.
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Introducing… Tian Qiyi
Border-crossing folk fusion from China to Mongolia to Ireland to the UK, in a truly genre-defying sound.
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GoGo Penguin return with new single ‘Fallowfield Loops and new album in June
Jazz fusion trio return with plenty more piano, bass, and grooves as they try out new ideas and sounds to reflect where they are today.
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Nina Maia – INTIERA Review
When Prog Rock, Jazz and Blues meets Brazilian folk, Samba and Bossa Nova. Nina Maia sounds both timeless and of no time at all.
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Melissa Weikart – Easy Review
Expressive jazz infused piano chamber pop that brings a cinematic chanteuse edge to chamber pop
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Kessoncoda – Outerstate Review
A 10/10 debut album that is a tour de force of piano playing and percussive assaults.
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Melissa Weikart returns with her unique brand of haunted alt-jazz and an upcoming EP
An expanded sound palette brings new ways to hypnotically pull you in with her uneasy piano based songs.
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Introducing… Colin Stetson
Using contrabass clarinet and room reverb to create music that resonates deep inside your core.
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Introducing… Paradise Cinema
Fourth World modern jazz inspired by dreams and quantum physics.
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Fergus McCreadie – Stream Review
A modern jazz masterpiece shaped by the flow of water.
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Caoilfhionn Rose – Constellation Review
Rich, creamy and indulgent indie folk with gentle jazzy psychedelia to restore your soul.
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GoGo Penguin’s ‘From The North’ is an exceptional live release
A note perfect performance from the modern jazz trio revelling in their craft.
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Arjuna Oakes & John Psathas – Sierra Review
Reimagining modern jazz with traditional Greek folk instruments.
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Introducing… Daniel Herskedal
Showing the softer side of the tuba in this Norwegian wintery album.
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Introducing… EMP
When a rock/jazz fusion trio bring a vibraphone to the party.
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Bex Burch – There is only love and fear Review
A xylophone maestro takes on collaborative improvisation on a record label road trip.
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Cots – Moonlit Building Review
Bossanova Noir meets tape-warped Indie Folk
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Introducing… Adam Harpaz
Introducing the world to Ausa-Nova - Australian influenced costal bossa nova!
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Hania Rani returns with new single ‘Hello’, embracing her ethereal jazzier side
A new cross-over era for the composer and evocative pianist.
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Introducing… aus
Ambient classical swirlings of memories stolen by thieves.
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Danny Kuttner – Purple Review
The most effortlessly cool 70's Soul mixed with modern day electronica.
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Andrea Ward – Ribbon of Water Review
When a water spirit comes to make music.
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Introducing… Danny Kuttner
Soulful R&B and contemporary jazz songs about love and self care.
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Svaneborg Kardyb – Over Tage Review
Stunning electric piano and muted percussion distilled down to infectious melodies.
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June McDoom – June McDoom Review
Taking us back to 70s folk and 60s soul with a new hybrid sound
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Jemma Freese – Shadow Boxing Review
Welcome to math jazz - a genre you never knew you needed.
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Introducing… Dance Lessons
Soulful pop circa 1983 transported into 2022.
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Introducing… Svaneborg Kardyb
Atmospheric Nordic folk-jazz from just four hands and a tidal wave of interplay and chemistry.
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Airport People – From Nine Mornings Review
The magic of the calm before the storm.
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Caitlin Cobb-Vialet – Endless Void Review
A short but bittersweet jazzy piano-pop album of love and self reflection
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Introducing… Alina Bzhezhinska & HipHarpCollective
Jazzy harp but not as you normally find it.
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Introducing… Szun Waves
Jazzy ambience and earth tremors from opposites ends of the planet.
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Introducing… Airport People
Nu-jazz / contemporary classical hybrid to bring light drama to your morning rise.
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Introducing… Collisions
Alt composer supergroup merge genres for a cinematic jazz style.
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Melissa Weikart – Here, There Review
A truly unique album that challenges what you'd expect from a singer-songwriter at the piano.
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Glass Museum – Reflet Review
Jazztronica duo take it to the dance floor.
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Introducing… Akusmi
Cosmic Jazz from the Fourth World.
