19 февраля 2016 года вышел новый альбом пианистки Perrine Mansuy, вдохновением для его создания стало произведение самой знаменитой писательницы Новой Зеландии Katherine Mansfield.

Nakatsuka Takeshi will be releasing a new album, "EYE", on March 16. This work is his first original album in three years and 1 month. His last release was the album "Lyrics". "EYE" is set to contain 12 songs. Nakatsuka worked on the lyrics, compositions, arrangements, and more on his own. Guest musicians include Matsuoka "Matzz" Takahiro (Per/tres-men, quasimode), NAOTO (strings), Honda Masato (sax), Sasaki Shiro (trumpet), Eric Miyashiro (trumpet), Luis Valle (trumpet), Nakagawa Eijiro (trombone), and Igarashi Makoto (trombone). The album's mixing and mastering were handled by Sakaeda Masateru and Maeda Yasuji respectively.

Nordic folk-jazz chanteuse Rebekka Bakken was the most successful exponent of a new generation of Scandinavian jazz singers that also included Silje Nergaard, Sidsel Endresen, and Solveig Slettahjell.

Новый волшебный альбом талантливой австрийской джазвумен Simone Kopmajer. Это совместная работа с пианистом Paul Urbanek и барабанщиком Reinhardt Winkler.

For Once in My Life/I've Gotta Be Me album for sale by Tony Bennett was released Aug 25, 2009 on the Beat Goes On label. Authors: Dean Martin; Duke Ellington; Ed Sullivan; Frank Sinatra; Fred Astaire; Jackie Gleason; Judy Garland; Louis Armstrong; Buddy Rich. For Once in My Life/I've Gotta Be Me CD music contains a single disc with 21 songs. This two-fer from Beat Goes On features a pair of Tony Bennett LPs -- For Once in My Life and I've Gotta Be Me -- originally issued on Columbia in 1967 and 1969 respectively. For Once in My Life/I've Gotta Be Me songs These albums highlight 21 songs including "Days of Love," "Play It Again, Sam," "Alfie," and the title tracks "For Once in My Life" and "I've Gotta Be Me."

Сольный альбом британской певицы африканского происхождения. В альбоме гармонично сочетается джаз и афрофолк, еще раз подчеркивая, насколько разнообразен джаз.

This terrific recording from young French saxophone star Emile Parisien special. There’s an easy creativity in the compositions that brings a constant variety to the set, and a total commitment to each of the styles the group work through. It’s a new group, too, audibly enjoying discovering what they can do. Parisien, a multi-award winner in France, has departed from his decade-old quartet, and recruited three new cohorts – Manu Codjia on guitar, Simon Tailleu on bass, and Mario Costa on drums. Joachim Kühn, who lived for many years in Paris, makes it a quintet, and brings half a century’s experience of every kind of piano playing into the mix.

After four post-college years trying to turn her music major into a singing career in New York, Shola Adisa-Farrar, FCLC ’06, was unsatisfied. She packed up and moved to Paris, where, like a lot of expats, she survived at first by cobbling together a variety of jobs. She worked as an au pair, taught English to business executives, and led walking tours of the city. But she also networked ferociously and landed singing and acting gigs. This past April, a Paris label released her first album, Lost Myself, recorded with a French jazz quintet.

While saxophonist Eric Alexander has garnered critical acclaim from every corner, what has mattered most has been to establish his own voice within the illustrious bop-based jazz tradition, which is exactly what he does on ‘Second Impression’. The close-knit ensemble coupled with the bass-clef contributions of the extraordinary Bob Cranshaw, make for a listening experience not soon forgotten.