Montreux - A Windham Hill Retrospective is a compilation album that showcases the work of Montreux, a musical project led by composer and pianist Will Ackerman, who is well known as the founder of Windham Hill Records. Released in 1993, this album serves as a retrospective look at Montreux’s contributions to the genre of contemporary instrumental music and new age. It features a selection of tracks from their previous albums, blending peaceful, atmospheric, and introspective sounds that define the Windham Hill style.

Passer Guldfisk is the debut album by Panzerpappa, a progressive rock band from Norway, released in 2000. The album is notable for its fusion of complex musical structures, jazz influences, and quirky, experimental rock elements. Panzerpappa is known for creating music that is intricate, yet melodic, and Passer Guldfisk serves as a strong introduction to their unique sound.

Intuition is a jazz album by the legendary American jazz pianist Bill Evans, released in 1975. It features Eddie Gomez on bass, with whom Evans had a long musical partnership. The album is notable for its intimate and introspective vibe, as well as its exploration of musical intuition and improvisation, characteristic of Evans' style.

Go-Go Fightmaster is the self-titled debut album by the American indie rock band Go-Go Fightmaster, released in 2003. The album features a mix of punk, post-punk, and alternative rock, characterized by energetic rhythms, raw guitar-driven sound, and somewhat unconventional song structures. Go-Go Fightmaster emerged in the early 2000s indie rock scene, combining catchy melodies with sharp, often rebellious lyrics, which resonated with fans of lo-fi rock and underground music at the time.

Jazz Impressions of Japan and Jazz Impressions of New York are two albums released in 1964 by Dave Brubeck, one of the most influential jazz pianists and composers of the 20th century. These albums were released as a double LP, showcasing Brubeck’s diverse ability to blend jazz with world music influences and modern jazz expressions.

Chromium is the 2005 album by the progressive rock band Talisma, a project known for their complex instrumental arrangements and blending of various genres, including progressive rock, jazz, and fusion. The band, primarily instrumental, incorporates elements of classical music, electronic, and avant-garde rock, which makes Chromium a multifaceted and eclectic work.

Straight Ahead is a 1994 album by Hungarian jazz pianist Szakcsi Lakatos Béla, commonly known as Szakcsi, a prominent figure in the Hungarian jazz scene. The album features a blend of straight-ahead jazz with influences of both Hungarian folk music and contemporary jazz, reflecting Szakcsi's unique style and approach to the genre. As a highly skilled and versatile pianist, Szakcsi incorporates rich harmonic structures and intricate rhythms into his compositions and improvisations.

The Crossing is an album released in 2001 by The Dave Brubeck Quartet, led by the legendary jazz pianist Dave Brubeck. This album represents a later stage in Brubeck's prolific career, showcasing his continued innovation in jazz, particularly in the realms of rhythm and harmony. The quartet features a blend of Brubeck's distinctive jazz piano stylings and his groundbreaking approach to time signatures, making the album both a continuation of his earlier work and a reflection of his evolving artistry.

Mantle is a 2020 album by an exceptional trio featuring Natsuki Tamura (trumpet), Satoko Fujii (piano), and Ramon Lopez (drums). The album showcases the creative synergy between these three highly regarded improvisers, blending avant-garde jazz with elements of free improvisation and experimental music. The trio’s music is characterized by intense, explorative soundscapes, with all three musicians contributing equally to the spontaneous creation of a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

The Happy Horns of Clark Terry / It's What's Happenin' is a compilation album released in 2011 that combines two of the legendary American trumpeter Clark Terry's classic albums: The Happy Horns of Clark Terry (1961) and It’s What’s Happenin’ (1968). Clark Terry was a key figure in jazz, known for his skillful trumpet playing, distinctive sound, and his long career as a bandleader, sideman, and educator. This release offers a look back at two distinct periods of his musical journey, showcasing his ability to blend swing, bebop, and more modern jazz influences.

Vegetables is an album by Canadian trumpeter and composer Lina Allemano, released in 2021. Allemano is known for her adventurous approach to jazz, combining elements of free jazz, contemporary jazz, and improvisation. Vegetables is a reflection of her unique style, featuring intricate compositions and experimental soundscapes that challenge traditional boundaries.

I Love Being Here With You: A Jazz Piano Tribute To Peggy Lee is a 2011 album by the acclaimed jazz pianist Beegie Adair. Known for her smooth, expressive playing style, Beegie Adair creates a warm and intimate atmosphere with this tribute album, celebrating the music of legendary singer and songwriter Peggy Lee. The album focuses on jazz piano renditions of some of Lee's most famous songs, paying homage to her unique vocal style and contributions to jazz and pop music.

No Filters is an album released in 1991 by Wolfgang Schmid, a renowned German bassist and composer, known for his work in the jazz fusion genre. Schmid was a member of the famous German jazz fusion band Passport, but with this album, he led his own project, Wolfgang Schmid’s Kick, a group focused on creating energetic and innovative fusion music.

Samson François He travelled across the world of music like a meteor, a shooting star. Excessive in all things, he burned his candle at both ends. The cigarette forever on his lips was a symbol of the fire that burned within this man who had a passion for jazz and the shadowy world of the night. Born in 1924 in Frankfurt, to a French father and a glamorous Alsatian mother, he spent his childhood and adolescence being taken from town to town, this artistic soul was profoundly sensitive, a romantic with a fanciful streak, often unpredictable. An admirer of Arthur Rimbaud and André Breton, he shared a little of their fire. Samson François was a real performer: one for whom the phrase "inspiration" was more than a cliché. Whether in poetic mood or in a frenzy, he never left his listeners indifferent. He could even throw them off balance at concerts where nothing special happened: that is what a real creator can do, and François was one. Hemmed in within the limits of his keyboard, he had the imaginative range to be a composer, and he wrote the music for a film a Piano Concerto (which he also recorded), pieces for the piano and… lots of aborted projects. His favourite repertoire? Ravel, Debussy, Schumann, Chopin, Liszt and Prokofiev, a choice which allowed him to express the extremes of his unstable and fascinating spirit.

Barry White: A Collection of Great Songs is a compilation album by the legendary American soul and R&B singer Barry White, released in 2001. This collection brings together some of the best and most iconic tracks from White’s extensive career. Known for his deep, rich voice and romantic, smooth style, Barry White became one of the most influential figures in soul and R&B music, particularly during the 1970s