Energy Exchange Records Vol. II. unfolds as a cohesive musical conversation. Contributions from Erica Tucceri, Oscar Jerome, King Owusu, Hurcules and Nathan Haines blend naturally into a sound that moves between spiritual jazz, broken beat and dancefloor-ready rhythms.
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Spanning eight cinematic tracks, Art Don't Lie leaves plenty of breathing room for each musician to stretch out and improvise.
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The ensemble constantly breathes, expanding into colossal arrangements and contracting into tightly coiled grooves. Heavy improvisation electrifies every moment. It is a wildly dynamic journey that perfectly blends acoustic romanticism with electric jazz lineage.
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The raw energy of Africa/Brass Live was captured on a Monday night at the Melbourne International Jazz Festival in October 2025.Using the original melodies simply as a launchpad, the group engaged in a wildly intense, spontaneous musical search.
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Named after his mother, the record finds the London-based musician reconnecting with the sounds of North-Eastern Brazil, drawing inspiration from the rhythms, traditions and musical memories.
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The Trondheim-educated percussionist just dropped his anticipated debut album as a bandleader. Arriving via Purple Theory Records, Speak Volumes perfectly captures his visionary approach to rhythm.
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Horns stretch out over funk-driven grooves, crystalline synths soften the corners, and tracks often shift between structure and spontaneity without warning.
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40 tracks that explore a variety of approaches to music, showcasing young promise’s magic and well-established virtuosity. Eclectic tracklist.
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Chasing Shadows feels expansive but never distant. It celebrates connection, rhythm and imperfection, the kind of details that can’t be programmed, only lived.
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Our selection it’s more than just a compilation of up and coming artists, it's an invitation to explore the depths of sound and discover something new.
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Piano Pieces sees the Oslo-based beatmaker turning his sampler towards the works of his own father, Hans Peter Neergård.
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2026 began with a couple of golden releases that have influenced our featured content this month. The selection of 35 tracks includes, as usual, a "best of" compilation featuring the finest tunes we've encountered in January, concluding the playlist with elements that shape our musical preferences.
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Led by Georgian producer Mishulino, the project leans into groove-first thinking, pulling from jazz-funk, broken beat, hip-hop, and dusty soul without locking itself into any single lane.
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45 tracks shot in the air by the end of December, deepening our appreciation for what came out during this month.
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The result is fluid and luminous, driven by Dayes’ unmistakable drumming and the deep chemistry of the ensemble.
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Jazzbois’ warm, fluid musicianship drifts effortlessly through Gnork’s house-rooted, groove-forward sensibility, creating a sound that’s both loose and locked in.
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Devra’s layered percussion, warm chords and occasional neo-soul inflections invite listeners to drift along with him as he navigates musical transitions.
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Whether you lean deep into the Rhodes hum or the dusty drum-machine shuffle, the EP is kind of a homecoming: for Eglo Records, the man behind it, and maybe for a groove-hungry listener ready for something honest and soulful.
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Pensei Ser Sensei brings a new flavor to Portuguese music, both in its tracks and in the artists who participated in it.
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Legacy! features new music written primarily by Tenderlonious and Shepherd, showcasing a band at the peak of their powers after more than a decade together.
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