Benny Benack III's brand-new (2025) release on Bandstand Presents recorded live at the Blue Llama Jazz Club in Ann Arbor, MI. This album features Benny Benack Jr. on tenor sax as featured guest, as well as Joe Peri, Mathis Picard & Russell Hall.

To mark the centenary of Erik Satie's death, Alexandre Tharaud offers us an unprecedented immersion into the world of his beloved composer, with a digital album of 27 short pieces revealed and published for the first time.

A singer and songwriter with a strong, versatile voice that weaves together elements of R&B, soul, hip-hop, and contemporary pop, Teddy Swims began his career posting covers of his favorite songs on social media before he started introducing his own compositions.

The Bluebells’ Sisters is a perfect snapshot of early ’80s “Sound of Young Scotland”: Glasgow indie pop with bittersweet spirit, sharp hooks, and heartfelt harmonies. Signing to the then-nascent London Records, and working with a procession of esteemed producers (including Elvis Costello who became a mentor and teacher to the band), The Bluebells enjoyed three UK hits in the 1980s (‘Cath’, ‘Young at Heart’ and ‘I’m Falling’) before touring widely throughout Europe and North America, developing their live sound and signing to Seymour Stein’s Sire Records in the U.S.

'Luck You', the 20th album by the project led by sample specialist and sound montage virtuoso Pit Baumgartner, was recorded in close collaboration with his long-time instrumental accomplices Ulf Kleiner (piano, Rhodes), Marcus Bartelt (saxophone, bass clarinet) and Oli Rubow (drums).

"Standard songs, especially jazz standards by my favorite composers - Tadd Dameron, Billy Strayhorn, Horace Silver, Benny Golson, and others - possess a timeless quality that is instantly memorable and beautifully constructed, both melodically and harmonically.

"Nicole Glover's work embodies a potent paradox at the heart of the art form known as Jazz: in this music, the process of individuation is as much about belonging and sharing as it is about differentiation and idiosyncrasy. To that end, this album is as much a tour-de-force for Glover and her bandmates as it is a tapestry or family-tree of mentors, elders, and peers whose spirits resonate throughout the trio's sound.

Frontiers Music will release "Celebrating 50 Years - Live At The Ryman", a live album and DVD capturing Lynyrd Skynyrd's historic 50th-anniversary concert at Nashville's legendary venue in 2022.

A Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and pianist, Nicole Zuraitis combines her deep grasp of the jazz tradition with contemporary pop, rock, and R&B influences.

Critically acclaimed guitarist and singer Orianthi will release her new studio album, "Some Kind Of Feeling", via Woodward Avenue Records digitally on June 27, on CD on August 15, and on vinyl on September 19.

The album brings together timeless talents, each with their own unique vocal styles - ranging from Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan and James Taylor, to Sting, Hozier, Sam Smith, Seal and Josh Groban. Country star Tim McGraw, and jazz influenced chanteuse Laufey, also lend their unique styles to their duets, and a powerful all-star trio, featuring Barbra joining forces with Mariah Carey and Ariana Grande, is also included on this album.

"Originally released in 1960 on the Vee-Jay label, Here’s Lee Morgan is Lee Morgan’s 10th album. A collection of 6 Hard-bop cuts, Morgan is backed on the album by Clifford Jordan (tenor sax), Wynton Kelly (piano), Paul Chambers (bass), and Art Blakey (drums). This new edition of the album is released as part of the Original Jazz Classics Series on 180-gram vinyl pressed at RTI with all-analog mastering from the original tapes at Cohearent Audio and a Stoughton Tip-On Jacket. "

'Tracks II: The Lost Albums' are seven unheard Bruce Springsteen records made between 1983-2018. Featuring 82 previously unreleased songs, 'The Lost Albums' fill in chapters of Springsteen's expansive career timeline, while offering invaluable insight into his life and work as an artist. '

Back in the early ‘70s, television was an integral tool for exposure of musical artists into the home. Completely decked out with his touring light show and stage setup in The Mothers’ private rehearsal hall, Frank Zappa attempted to commit to videotape material for his own TV production, ultimately with the intention to shop to major networks. Unfortunately, there were technical issues that ultimately contributed to the footage being shelved and stored in the Vault.

Known as the dynamic gospel church-bred lap steel player fronting the Family Band, Robert Randolph establishes himself as a seasoned artist with his debut solo album Preacher Kids on Sun Records.