Sometimes creativity shows up in the most unexpected circumstances. For MarcLo, 11 Days was born during a period of isolation as the Los Angeles wildfires devastated the region in early 2025. Rather than allowing those days to be defined entirely by uncertainty, the multi-GRAMMY®-nominated songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist turned to music, creating a debut album rooted in resilience, gratitude and finding some light when things feel especially dark.

Laufey has always known how to make old-school romance feel entirely current, but “Madwoman” lets her have a little more fun with what happens when the fairy tale starts to crack. Featured on A Matter of Time: The Final Hour, the expanded edition of her GRAMMY®-winning album A Matter of Time, the song brings a sharper edge to the lush jazz, pop and classical influences that have become her signature.

There’s something wonderfully hard to categorize about Pauline Frechette’s At The Edge Of Everything. Across seven tracks, the composer, pianist and vocalist moves between alternative jazz, neo-classical music and traditional pop, creating a record that can be intimate one moment and beautifully expansive the next.

Nicole Zuraitis has never been afraid to put some truth into a song, but on The Devil I Knew (La Reserve Records), she goes considerably further. The two-time GRAMMY® winner turns the unraveling of a relationship into an ambitious 20-track concept album that unfolds across five interconnected movements, moving through heartbreak, accountability, grief, healing and, eventually, self-discovery.

Eclectic jazz chanteuse and composer Kathy Ingraham returns with JAZZ DREAMS, her fourth album dedicated to the genre and a project that beautifully blurs the lines between jazz and classic rock.

Four-time GRAMMY®-winning jazz icon Terri Lyne Carrington and GRAMMY®-nominated vocalist Christie Dashiell join forces for We Insist 2025, a bold and breathtaking reimagining of Max Roach’s 1960 civil rights masterpiece We Insist! Freedom Now Suite.

Little Simz’s Lotus stands as her most expansive and revealing work yet — a 13-track odyssey of self-discovery, surrender, and rebirth. Rooted in honesty and daring experimentation,

French-Lebanese trumpet virtuoso and composer Ibrahim Maalouf unveils his newest work, THE TRUMPETS OF MICHEL-ANGE, a deeply personal project celebrating his Lebanese roots and ancestral heritage.

The Steven Oquendo Latin Jazz Orchestra steps boldly into the spotlight with their debut release, A Centennial Salute to Tito & Tito. Captured live at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club, the album is a spirited homage to the centennial anniversaries of two towering icons of Latin music: Tito Puente and Tito Rodríguez.

Brian Byrne’s She Must Go is a bold new jazz song cycle that fuses centuries of poetry with the immediacy of contemporary performance.

Ezra Collective, the groundbreaking UK jazz group, and 2023 Mercury Music Prize winners, return with their third studio album Dance, No One’s Watching.

With Soul Morning, Estonian soul-jazz vocalist Sofia Rubina delivers a track that feels like velvet from the very first note.

Nine-time GRAMMY® nominee Tierney Sutton returns with Talking to the Sun, a luminous cross-cultural collaboration with the celebrated French jazz duo Charlier/Sourisse and guitarist Serge Merlaud.

Jazz has always been a global language, and with her debut album Solitude, Turkish American vocalist Dr. Meltem Ege adds her own beautiful chapter to the story. Recorded in both the U.S. and Turkey, the album blends cultures and traditions seamlessly.

Celebrated jazz vocalist and seven-time GRAMMY® Award nominee Nnenna Freelon unveils her most personal project yet with Beneath the Skin, through Origin Records.

Opening weekend at the brand-new Blue Note Jazz Club Los Angeles felt like a landmark moment, the kind of night you know you’ll be telling people about years down the road.

Kurt Elling & Sullivan Fortner's GRAMMY®-nominated Wildflowers, Vol. 1 is a masterclass in the art of spontaneous jazz creation.

Milton + esperanza is the highly anticipated album from Brazilian icon Milton Nascimento & acclaimed musician/composer esperanza spalding,

Two-time GRAMMY nominee Cyrille Aimée’s latest album, à Fleur de Peau, is her most personal and vulnerable work yet.

Al Di Meola’s latest album, Twentyfour, takes listeners on an extraordinary musical journey, blending jazz, rock, and world music.