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Daniel Villarreal’s Panamá 77
An homage to the sounds of Villarreal’s youth and vibrant musical present, Panamá 77 is a mesmerizing myriad of instrumental folk-funk sounds and psychedelic jazz textures.
TIGRIS’ HOP HOP
Exhilarating and organic, HOP HOP continues TIGRIS’ long tradition of Afrodelic funk and Ethio-influenced jazz excellence.
Weedie Braimah’s The Hands of Time
Weedie Braimah’s The Hands of Time is fusion music in the truest sense, forging new musical pathways that unite traditions of the African diaspora in their shared history and possibility.
BADBADNOTGOOD’s Talk Memory
An evocative return to the group’s instrumental roots, BADBADNOTGOOD achieve a collective balance and harmony through collaboration on their fifth full-length.
John Carroll Kirby’s Septet
The lively Septet broaches yet another sonic frontier for John Carroll Kirby, masterfully drawing on the keyboardist’s new age and R&B sensibilities to produce a transporting cosmic jazz outing.