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Jazz

Maston & L'éclair

Souvenir

Jazz

Recorded over the span of 48 hours, Souvenir is ambitious in scope and flawlessly executed, coming off as both improvisational and polished.

Maston & L'éclair

Souvenir

Jazz

BADBADNOTGOOD

Talk Memory

Jazz

BADBADNOTGOOD continue their flawless run with a sweeping album laced with improvisational energy.

BADBADNOTGOOD

Talk Memory

Jazz

Sven Wunder

Natura Morta

Jazz

Featuring a chamber orchestra and a jazz ensemble, Natura Morta is ambitious in both vision and scope.

Sven Wunder

Natura Morta

Jazz

Sam Gendel & Sam Wilkes

Music for Saxophone and Bass Guitar More Songs

Jazz

Sam Gendel and Sam Wilkes return with another spaced out jazz gem

Sam Gendel & Sam Wilkes

Music for Saxophone and Bass Guitar More Songs

Jazz

Kippie Moketsi & Hal Singer

Blue Stompin’

Jazz

Saxophonists Kippie Moketsi and Hal Singer link up on this previously unreleased transcontinental jazz session.

Kippie Moketsi & Hal Singer

Blue Stompin’

Jazz

Dougie Stu

Familiar Future

Jazz

Oakland's Dougie Stu drops ten tracks of exquisite, cinematic nu/soul jazz laced with elements of trip hop.

Dougie Stu

Familiar Future

Jazz

John Carroll Kirby

Septet

Jazz, Soul

Keyboardist John Carroll Kirby delivers a joyous jazz-fusion outing imbued with all the feels.

John Carroll Kirby

Septet

Jazz, Soul

Hailu Mergia & The Walias Band

Tezeta

Jazz, Soul

Originally released in 1975, "Tezeta" is a sublime collection of covers and renditions of popular Ethiopian songs.

Hailu Mergia & The Walias Band

Tezeta

Jazz, Soul

Athletic Progression

cloud high in dreams but heavy in the air

Jazz, Soul

Danish/Tanzanian, Aarhus-based jazz-fusion trio Athletic Progression flex their range and dexterity with their second studio album.

Athletic Progression

cloud high in dreams but heavy in the air

Jazz, Soul

The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet

Spring

Jazz

Matsuli Records reissues The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet's first album, one of the more under appreciated jazz recordings of all time.

The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet

Spring

Jazz

Maston & L'éclair

Souvenir

Jazz

Recorded over the span of 48 hours, Souvenir is ambitious in scope and flawlessly executed, coming off as both improvisational and polished.

Maston & L'éclair

Souvenir

Jazz

BADBADNOTGOOD

Talk Memory

Jazz

BADBADNOTGOOD continue their flawless run with a sweeping album laced with improvisational energy.

BADBADNOTGOOD

Talk Memory

Jazz

Sven Wunder

Natura Morta

Jazz

Featuring a chamber orchestra and a jazz ensemble, Natura Morta is ambitious in both vision and scope.

Sven Wunder

Natura Morta

Jazz

Sam Gendel & Sam Wilkes

Music for Saxophone and Bass Guitar More Songs

Jazz

Sam Gendel and Sam Wilkes return with another spaced out jazz gem

Sam Gendel & Sam Wilkes

Music for Saxophone and Bass Guitar More Songs

Jazz

Kippie Moketsi & Hal Singer

Blue Stompin’

Jazz

Saxophonists Kippie Moketsi and Hal Singer link up on this previously unreleased transcontinental jazz session.

Kippie Moketsi & Hal Singer

Blue Stompin’

Jazz

Dougie Stu

Familiar Future

Jazz

Oakland's Dougie Stu drops ten tracks of exquisite, cinematic nu/soul jazz laced with elements of trip hop.

Dougie Stu

Familiar Future

Jazz

John Carroll Kirby

Septet

Jazz, Soul

Keyboardist John Carroll Kirby delivers a joyous jazz-fusion outing imbued with all the feels.

John Carroll Kirby

Septet

Jazz, Soul

Hailu Mergia & The Walias Band

Tezeta

Jazz, Soul

Originally released in 1975, "Tezeta" is a sublime collection of covers and renditions of popular Ethiopian songs.

Hailu Mergia & The Walias Band

Tezeta

Jazz, Soul

Athletic Progression

cloud high in dreams but heavy in the air

Jazz, Soul

Danish/Tanzanian, Aarhus-based jazz-fusion trio Athletic Progression flex their range and dexterity with their second studio album.

Athletic Progression

cloud high in dreams but heavy in the air

Jazz, Soul

The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet

Spring

Jazz

Matsuli Records reissues The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet's first album, one of the more under appreciated jazz recordings of all time.

The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet

Spring

Jazz