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On Beautiful Place those worlds meet in a band setting, with DFRA’s musicians playing everything live. The result gives Weaver’s observations about city life plenty of room to breathe.
Read MoreFrozen Flashes works from that tension between playing and editing, keeping the human unpredictability of a session while giving each moment a clear place in the finished album.
Read MoreThe seven-track release offers an eclectic fusion of rhythms. Listeners will hear clear echoes of jazz, soul, and drum & bass running through the grooves.
Read MoreThe music reflects this diasporic network, offering a seamless blend of organic percussion, horns, and steady grooves.
Read MoreThe resulting tracks blend jazz instrumentation with heavy electronic beats and indie pop sensibilities. It is an unpredictably exciting collage of sound that proves he is entering an entirely different musical world.
Read MoreBy seamlessly merging their creative languages, they have cultivated a lush soundscape. It feels both delightfully unrestrained and tightly arranged.
Read MoreBerlin-based trio Future3 approach jazz as a starting point rather than a destination, and Despite the Rumbling captures that restless spirit with clarity.
Read MoreEnergy 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.
Read MoreSpanning eight cinematic tracks, Art Don't Lie leaves plenty of breathing room for each musician to stretch out and improvise.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreNamed 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreHorns stretch out over funk-driven grooves, crystalline synths soften the corners, and tracks often shift between structure and spontaneity without warning.
Read More40 tracks that explore a variety of approaches to music, showcasing young promise’s magic and well-established virtuosity. Eclectic tracklist.
Read MoreChasing Shadows feels expansive but never distant. It celebrates connection, rhythm and imperfection, the kind of details that can’t be programmed, only lived.
Read MoreOur 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.
Read MorePiano Pieces sees the Oslo-based beatmaker turning his sampler towards the works of his own father, Hans Peter Neergård.
Read More2026 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.
Read MoreLed 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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