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James Brandon Lewis Quartet - 'Omni' (2026)

James Brandon Lewis Quartet – ‘Omni’ (2026)

There’s no limit to what Lewis can conceive and put into action and ‘Omni’ is yet another major achievement for him and his Quartet.

Huntertones, "Melodian" from 'Transmission' (2026): Sneak Peek

Huntertones, “Melodian” from ‘Transmission’ (2026): Sneak Peek

Here is “Melodian,” a single from the upcoming album ‘Transmission’ by the horn-led funk-soul sextet the Huntertones.

OM - 'Südpol' (2026)

OM – ‘Südpol’ (2026)

The dogged determination of OM can be heard within the steely music they made on ‘Südpol.’

Peter Hum - 'Steps To Redemption' (2026)

Peter Hum – ‘Steps To Redemption’ (2026)

‘Steps To Redemption’ makes it four winning records in a row for Ottawa’s appealing pianist/composer/bandleader Peter Hum.

Ivo Perelman + Damon Smith - 'Duologue: Core of Existence' (2026)

Ivo Perelman + Damon Smith – ‘Duologue: Core of Existence’ (2026)

With ‘Duologue: Core of Existence,’ Ivo Perelman found yet another perfect duet partner in bassist Damon Smith.

Cindy Blackman Santana, "Illumination" from 'Coherence' (2026): Sneak peek

Cindy Blackman Santana, “Illumination” from ‘Coherence’ (2026): Sneak peek

Here is the advance single “Illumination” from Cindy Blackman Santana’s upcoming album ‘Coherence.’

Tyshawn Sorey - 'Members... Don't!' (2026)

Tyshawn Sorey – ‘Members… Don’t!’ (2026)

Tyshawn Sorey selection of a single entry in Max Roach’s historic discography speaks to Tyshawn Sorey’s focus and the ability to distill his hero’s overall genius.

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, “Chicken Leg” b/w “If I Could”: One Track Mind

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, “Chicken Leg” b/w “If I Could”: One Track Mind

Here’s a brand new single from the Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio.

Claudio Scolari Project - 'Lines Of Now' (2026)

Claudio Scolari Project – ‘Lines Of Now’ (2026)

The plot for ‘Lines Of Now’ is the same as the Claudio Scolari Project’s previous nine albums, but the idea of making music in the moment never needs to change.

Columbia Icefield - 'A Silence Opens' (2026)

Columbia Icefield – ‘A Silence Opens’ (2026)

Columbia Icefield’s ‘A Silence Opens’ teaches twice over that the soul of an artist never dies, it’s simply transferred to the art they make.