My Son John (2001) is a jazz album by veteran tenor saxophonist Gordon Brisker, released on Naxos Jazz. Recorded at Avatar Studios in New York City, the album features Brisker on tenor saxophone, with contributions from trumpeter Tim Hagans, pianist Mike Nock, bassist Anthony Cox, and drummer Billy Hart. The nine-track collection includes Brisker's original compositions such as The Open Path, Impetus, and the title track My Son John, as well as a reimagined version of "You Go to My Head".

Way to My Heart (1991) is the debut album by Rachel Rachel, the first all-female American Christian rock band. Released on Word/DaySpring and produced by Billy Smiley of White Heart, the album features energetic AOR-style pop-rock with standout tracks like a cover of Carry On Wayward Son and the hit I Will Stand By You, which reached No. 4 on Christian radio. The album itself peaked at No. 25 on the Billboard CCM chart.

Silence of the Night (1997) is the debut album by Melbourne-based AOR/melodic rock duo Frozen Tears, led by vocalist Thanis Akritidis and guitarist/keyboardist Jon Powers. Featuring hard‑rock polish and strong 1980s melodic hooks, the six-track record—later expanded in deluxe editions—showcases standout tracks like Silence of the Night, Let Down, Will I Ever, and One More Time, plus a stadium-ready club anthem for South Melbourne FC

Second Time Around (2015) is a refined cool-jazz album featuring Serbian trumpet legend Dusko Goykovich and American tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton, recorded in Munich on February 8–9, 2015. Released by Organic Music (catalog ORGM 9767), the album blends elegance with a mellow, swinging feel through tracks like A Baptist Beat, Recado Bossa Nova, Love for Sale, and You're My Everything—a poignant tribute to Goykovich’s late wife. The supporting trio of Bernhard Pichl (piano), Rudi Engel (bass), and Michael Keul (drums) provides a warm, timeless backdrop for this richly expressive session.

Melody ~ Waltz for Forest (2003) is the 16th album by Japanese jazz-fusion band Dimension, released by Zain Records. Celebrating their 10th anniversary, the album features melodic, nature-inspired compositions blending smooth jazz and ballads. Key tracks include Waltz for Forest, Everlasting Melody, and If (featuring R&B group 4 P.M.). The trio—Takashi Masuzaki (guitar), Kazuki Katsuta (sax), and Akira Onozuka (keys)—deliver a serene, emotional soundscape. The CD also includes bonus live footage.

Blues In The Night (2010) by tenor saxophonist Denis Solee is a smooth jazz album featuring cinematic and blues-infused standards. Backed by artists like Beegie Adair and Jack Jezzro, Solee reinterprets classics such as Harlem Nocturne, ’Round Midnight, and Theme from The Pink Panther. Released by Green Hill Productions, the album blends sultry, film noir atmospheres with mainstream jazz. Its mellow, late-night vibe makes it ideal for relaxed listening.

Tenebrae Vision (1991) is the debut album by Cyberaktif, a Canadian industrial project formed by Bill Leeb (Front Line Assembly), cEvin Key, and Dwayne R. Goettel (both of Skinny Puppy). Released through Wax Trax! Records, the album is a seminal work in the EBM (Electronic Body Music) and electro-industrial genres. The project was short-lived, disbanding after Goettel's death in 1995, but it remains influential in the industrial music scene.

Standing Wave (2012) is the debut album by Psychic For Radio, a progressive rock project founded by Shawn Gordon, the director of ProgRock Records. The album features a rotating lineup of musicians and guest artists, including Henning Pauly, Rick Livingstone, Adrian O'Shaughnessy, Todd Plant, Maya Haddi Zebley, Martin Orford, Mark Zonder, and others.

Sempre Amore (1986) is a collaborative jazz album by pianist Mal Waldron and soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy, released in 1987 on the Italian Soul Note label. This studio recording, captured on February 17, 1986, at Barigozzi Studio in Milan, showcases the duo's interpretations of compositions by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.

Kishi Mitsuaki Trio and Harry Allen (2017) is a distinguished jazz album that showcases the collaboration between Japanese pianist Mitsuaki Kishi and American tenor saxophonist Harry Allen. Released on March 25, 2017, by Swing Bros, this album is available in both CD and limited-edition vinyl formats.

Close Your Eyes (2000) is a remarkable jazz album featuring the reunion of two legendary musicians: tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin and pianist Horace Parlan. Recorded in February 2000 at Gag Studios in Hamburg, Germany, this duo session captures the intimate interplay between the two artists. At the time, Griffin was 71 years old, and Parlan was 69, bringing decades of experience to this collaboration. The album was released by Minor Music in 2003.

Chopin – Impresje (1994) is a seminal solo piano album by Polish jazz virtuoso Leszek Możdżer, marking his debut as a bandleader. Released by Polonia Records, this album reimagines the works of Frédéric Chopin through a jazz lens, blending classical themes with modern improvisation.

The Heavy Hitter (1979) is a standout album by American jazz saxophonist Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, released on the Muse label (MR 5202). Recorded on January 18, 1979, at CI Recording Studio in New York City, this album features a quartet lineup that includes pianist Albert Dailey, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Victor Lewis. Notably, it's Davis' only recording for Muse.

¡Ritmo! (2012) is a dynamic Latin jazz album by The Clare Fischer Latin Jazz Big Band, directed and produced by Brent Fischer. Released on Clavo Records, the album features an ensemble of renowned musicians and showcases a fusion of Afro-Cuban and Brazilian rhythms with Clare Fischer's signature harmonic style.

Just Me: Solo Piano Excursions (1995) is a solo jazz piano album by American composer and pianist Clare Fischer, released by Concord Jazz (catalog number CCD-4679). The album captures Fischer's improvisational prowess and deep musicality, recorded live at The Toy Shop in Hollywood, California, on March 31 and April 7, 1995.