New releases
MTJQ – “Perfection”
MTJQ is led by pianist Kenneth Berkel and Saxophonist Niko Zeidler along with Alex Will and Johannes Koch on bass and drums. The quartet’s repertoire is stylistically rooted firmly in the jazz tradition while at the same time looking forward.
Nils Eikmeier – “Stories”
Nils studied at the Conservatorium Maastricht and was a student of Edoardo Righini and Joachim Schönecker. In addition, he received lessons from Lage Lund and took part in masterclasses by...
Terry Gibbs Dream Sextet – “4am” – live
Terry Gibbs is one of the most legendary musicians in the world. He has seen and done it all. He has played with some of the greatest musicians in jazz history such as: Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Goodman, Buddy Rich, Woody Herman, Mel Torme, Buddy DeFranco, Tiny Kahn and many more. He also conducted tv shows for Steve Allen and Regis Philbin.
Farrago – “Glossolalia”
Our project is an attempt at finding a common ground for our different musical capabilities and means of expression, one of us being an improvisational saxophonist, and the other a classical pianist.
Della Reese – “One of a Kind – live”
Extremely multifaceted and extraordinarily successful. These attributes fit hardly any singer better than Della Reeese. This jazz concert "one of a kind" is the only ever released "live"...
Mia Brentano’s Summerhouse
Mia Brentano’s first two albums, with their diverse, stylistically very free compositions which defy all descriptions, hit the nerve of the times: in the USA, both made it onto the annual “want list” by the classical music magazine Fanfare, while the second also received a Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik
Zurich Jazz Orchestra & Steffen Schorn – “To My Beloved Ones”
Zurich Jazz Orchestra releases final album in the trilogy featuring the compositions by Steffen Schorn.
Introducing SAMEKA
Upcoming Debutalbum from SAMEKA, German jazz-rock band which sets focus on complex rhythms, pulsating riffs and unison lines refined with oriental interjections.
Dominik Schürmann Trio – “Moons Ago”
A wise man once said that it doesn’t matter where jazz goes as long as it takes the tradition with it. One artist that understands this concept well is Swiss double bass player Dominik Schürmann.