Tom Schuman’s album, I Am Schuman, represents a pivotal moment in his artistic evolution following his extensive career with Spyro Gyra.

Performing together since 1979, Grammy nominees Strunz & Farah are the innovators of an entirely new expression for the acoustic guitar.

Certaines musiques de film sont si emblématiques que quelques notes suffisent à évoquer les images auxquelles elles se rattachent.

Gracie Abrams returns with her sophomore album, The Secret of Us released via Interscope Records.

The Flanders Symphony Orchestra and its chief conductor, Kristiina Poska, continue their journey of recording the complete Beethoven symphonies with Beethoven Complete Symphonies Vol. 2 (Nos. 2 & 3), their second volume featuring the Second and Third Symphonies.

Princeton University Organist Eric Plutz plays symphonic transcriptions on the Princeton Chapel Aeolian-Skinner/Mander organ.

I’ve been doing this a long time. My dad showed me a few chords on this Takamine acoustic when I was 15 and I got a Fender Squire Stratocaster for my 16th birthday. Even though the first song I learned was “Long Black Veil” by Lefty Frizell, I wanted to do what every 16 year old wanted to do: I WANTED TO ROCK!

"Al Cohn's writing for small groups is always appealing, and this Epic LP is no exception.

"Sonny Rollins and the Contemporary Leaders" (Contemporary Records S-7564) marked the last of the classic Sonny Rollins albums prior to his unexpected three-year musical hiatus, which would end in 1962 with the recording of The Bridge.

Michael McNeill is a pianist, improviser, and composer based in Buffalo, NY.

Electronic icon Moby releases a new edition of recent album always centered at night, featuring gentle and contemplative remixes.

Afro-Harping is the first of a rarefied and outstanding trilogy of soul-jazz albums by Dorothy Ashby. Remastered from the original tapes, Afro-Harping is filled front-to-back with sumptuous and hypnotic grooves. Its African percussion, soulful orchestrations, in-the-pocket rhythms and Dorothy's virtuosity take it beyond jazzy mood music and made it a favorite of beat heads and producers. This deluxe edition features eight bonus tracks - alternate takes from the surviving four-track session reels, including an explosive rendition of the single, "Soul Vibrations," extended versions of the title track and "Little Sunflower," plus two fantastic jazzy readings of "Theme from Valley of the Dolls." 2 LP set.

Deluxe CD Box: 2 CDs packaged in a gatefold digisleeve and 1 Blu-ray Disc in a single cardboard sleeve. 72-page hardback book held under removable tray. All packaged in a 8.5" x 8.5" hard cardboard box. Back cover is a cardboard inlay to the shrink-wrap (not affixed to the box). Shrink-wrap front with hype stickers. Exclusive print held within translucent paper bag, embossed with text "1000 Limited Edition Prints / Photograph By Anton Corbijn".

This set of recordings of Doc & Merle Watson at The Boarding House in San Francisco is from 4 live shows in 1974 recorded by legendary soundman Owsley Stanley, and demonstrate the quality and clarity of the live recording techniques he innovated. While father/son duo Doc & Merle Watson reached their commercial peak in the 1970s, live recordings from this time are rare, and the performances in this collection have not been heard since the nights they were played more than four decades ago.

Saxophonist Donny McCaslin’s 11th release as leader, and fourth on Dave Douglas’ independent imprint Greenleaf, is well-named. Fast Future explores a newer kind of fusion, blending post-bop with breakbeats, rhythms and tones from electronica and EDM. McCaslin is known for bending apart expectations, so it’s no surprise to hear thoroughly modern music on these ten tunes. The album offers a thrilling vision of the shape and redefinition of jazz to come.