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Mark Wade Trio Comes of Age on the Genuine  and Original 'New Stages'

Mark Wade Trio Comes of Age on the Genuine and Original ‘New Stages’

Mark Wade’s ‘New Stages’ is simply unclassifiable. Record stores might not like that, but listeners do because there is something for every musical palette.

Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project - 'The Longest Way Round' (2026)

Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project – ‘The Longest Way Round’ (2026)

Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project’s ‘The Longest Way Round’ plays like a passport filled to capacity, moving seamlessly through genres and rhythms.

Jeff Parker ETA IVtet - "Like Swimwear (part one)" from 'Happy Today' (2026): Something Else sneak peek

Jeff Parker ETA IVtet – “Like Swimwear (part one)” from ‘Happy Today’ (2026): Something Else sneak peek

Here is “Like Swimwear (part one),” the advance single from Jeff Parker ETA IVtet’s upcoming album ‘Happy Today.’

Stephen Godsall - 'Tingling Skin, Buzzing Wires' (2026)

Stephen Godsall – ‘Tingling Skin, Buzzing Wires’ (2026)

Stephen Godsall’s fun, experimental ‘Tingling Skin, Buzzing Wires’ proves the banjo fits just fine into an ensemble. Along the way, he elevates this humble instrument to new heights.

Mark Wade Trio – 'New Stages' (2026)

Mark Wade Trio – ‘New Stages’ (2026)

Sophisticated without being stiff, the Mark Wade Trio’s ‘New Stages’ rewards both curious jazz listeners and classical fans alike.

Michael Formanek - 'New Digs' (2026)

Michael Formanek – ‘New Digs’ (2026)

Bassist Michael Formanek who has a reputation for consistently coming up with novel creative approaches to jazz just put his imagination into overdrive for ‘New Digs.’

Adam O'Farrill - 'ELEPHANT' (2026)

Adam O’Farrill – ‘ELEPHANT’ (2026)

‘ELEPHANT’ shows Adam O’Farrill’s daring to innovate new jazz with disparate non-jazz components comes from the acumen to conceive it and execute it with confidence.

Peter Somuah - 'Walking Distance' (2026)

Peter Somuah – ‘Walking Distance’ (2026)

Peter Somuah knows how to push jazz forward to present-day vibes without losing any of jazz’s vintage vitality, and he does it his own way.

Rachel Sutton - 'Realms' (2026)

Rachel Sutton – ‘Realms’ (2026)

Rachel Sutton’s ‘Realms’ is a gorgeous album, skillfully put together with the perfect mix of emotion, light-hearted numbers and good ballads.

Bill Frisell - 'In My Dreams' (2026)

Bill Frisell – ‘In My Dreams’ (2026)

‘In My Dreams’ is a perfect reminder of why Bill Frisell one of the most important figures of American music, always connecting the majesty of the past with vision for taking it into the future.