33Jazz Records’ initial raison d’etre was the support of women in music, and that’s very much part of their ethos today.

A trip to a North London vegan cafe turned into a moment of musical discovery with Weegee.

The Garden District Trio’s ‘Upward’ emphasizes the currently in-vogue NOLA beat – and, with this trio, it’s expertly delivered.

Cabaret-noir singer Graham J.’s ‘Cry’ is an album of surprises, one which hits you both aurally and emotionally.

There is nothing usual, easy listening or ordinary about Arema Arega’s ‘The Red Soundtracks.’ It is completely different.

It feels like the vocal talent of Dwight Trible has been one of the best-kept secrets in jazz. Well, not now, it isn’t.

‘Made in Sofia’ was recorded in the capital of Bulgaria as homage to a country that has so warmly welcomed the David Dower Trio.

“A good audience can really lift a player to great heights,” Ginger Baker says, “almost like they are playing the musician.”

Ivo Perelman almost decided not to record with a cellist, but thankfully he changed his mind.

The Pearcy / Gratzmiller Jazz Quintet created an album that has energy, soul and a slight sense of the unpredictable.