The Tiberi Tapes opens a door long-whispered about among Coltrane fans: intimate, previously unheard live recordings made by saxophonist Frank Tiberi as he followed John Coltrane through Philadelphia and New York clubs in the early 1960s. Captured on modest reel-to-reel equipment, these performances trade Polish for presence, placing the listener close to the bandstand as Coltrane and his bandmates test, stretch and transform the music in real time. The sound bears the immediacy of it's origins: raw, direct and alive with discovery. For Tiberi, these tapes were study materials, a private archive of harmonic information and musical inspiration. More than 60 years later, they emerge as something larger: a vital chapter in the Coltrane story, preserving the feeling, risk and relentless searching that made the bandstand his truest laboratory. Heard now, the music feels not archival but immediate, a living document of curiosity, discipline and ecstatic momentum. 4-LP set.

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis with Shirley Scott was originally released in 1960 as the 4th volume on Moodsville Records. This newly remastered edition of the album sees Davis (tenor sax) and Scott (piano) joined by George Duvivier (bass) and Arthur Edgehill (drums). Released as part of the new Moodsville Series it is presented on 180-gram vinyl pressed at QRP with all-analog mastering from the original tapes and housed in a Tip-On Jacket.

The Tiberi Tapes opens a door long-whispered about among Coltrane fans: intimate, previously unheard live recordings made by saxophonist Frank Tiberi as he followed John Coltrane through Philadelphia and New York clubs in the early 1960s. Captured on modest reel-to-reel equipment, these performances trade Polish for presence, placing the listener close to the bandstand as Coltrane and his bandmates test, stretch and transform the music in real time. The sound bears the immediacy of it's origins: raw, direct and alive with discovery. For Tiberi, these tapes were study materials, a private archive of harmonic information and musical inspiration. More than 60 years later, they emerge as something larger: a vital chapter in the Coltrane story, preserving the feeling, risk and relentless searching that made the bandstand his truest laboratory. Heard now, the music feels not archival but immediate, a living document of curiosity, discipline and ecstatic momentum. 3-CD set in 8-panel Softpak.

The new voice of jazz is here. Following his acclaimed debut album Open Up Your Senses, award-winning vocalist Tyreek McDole returns with CHROMA, a bold, genre-defying record that takes the jazz tradition somewhere unexpected. Drawing from the rich Black musical canon, from Nina Simone's "Wild Is the Wind" and Miles Davis' "Blue in Green" to OutKast's "She's Alive", McDole completely inhabits each song, bringing his extraordinary baritone, soul and contemporary vision to a repertoire that spans generations. 7 reimagined classics, 3 original compositions, one unmistakable voice. Produced by Grammy-nominated trumpeter Theo Croker, CHROMA is a striking record where jazz tradition meets the sounds of today - the sound of a new generation of jazz.

The new voice of jazz is here. Following his acclaimed debut album Open Up Your Senses, award-winning vocalist Tyreek McDole returns with CHROMA, a bold, genre-defying record that takes the jazz tradition somewhere unexpected. Drawing from the rich Black musical canon, from Nina Simone's "Wild Is the Wind" and Miles Davis' "Blue in Green" to OutKast's "She's Alive", McDole completely inhabits each song, bringing his extraordinary baritone, soul and contemporary vision to a repertoire that spans generations. 7 reimagined classics, 3 original compositions, one unmistakable voice. Produced by Grammy-nominated trumpeter Theo Croker, CHROMA is a striking record where jazz tradition meets the sounds of today - the sound of a new generation of jazz.

Zohar & Adam aren't waiting for the future of music-they're creating it. Osmosis is experimental, raw and impossible to box in, collapsing jazz, hip-hop, indie, electronic music and the sounds of the world around them into something entirely their own. Featuring Christian McBride, Steve Wilson, Skylar Tang and rapper Nory, the album connects generations without nostalgia and crosses genres without asking permission. In an era increasingly shaped by algorithms and artificial creation, Zohar & Adam are making a case for something radically human: instinct, improvisation, risk and the unpredictable chemistry that happens when real artists create together. And the world is already paying attention. After opening for Marcus Miller before a sold-out audience at the Montreal Jazz Festival, Zohar & Adam head overseas for an 11-date European run before their debut album has even been released. But this is bigger than the arrival of a new album. Osmosis is the opening statement of a worldwide movement, one determined to put human creativity and artistic value back at the center of an ever-changing musical landscape. Zohar & Adam aren't simply entering the conversation.

Zohar & Adam aren't waiting for the future of music-they're creating it. Osmosis is experimental, raw and impossible to box in, collapsing jazz, hip-hop, indie, electronic music and the sounds of the world around them into something entirely their own. Featuring Christian McBride, Steve Wilson, Skylar Tang and rapper Nory, the album connects generations without nostalgia and crosses genres without asking permission. In an era increasingly shaped by algorithms and artificial creation, Zohar & Adam are making a case for something radically human: instinct, improvisation, risk and the unpredictable chemistry that happens when real artists create together. And the world is already paying attention. After opening for Marcus Miller before a sold-out audience at the Montreal Jazz Festival, Zohar & Adam head overseas for an 11-date European run before their debut album has even been released. But this is bigger than the arrival of a new album. Osmosis is the opening statement of a worldwide movement, one determined to put human creativity and artistic value back at the center of an ever-changing musical landscape. Zohar & Adam aren't simply entering the conversation.

Recorded during the latter part of Miles Davis' celebrated comeback era, Amandla showcases his fusion of jazz, funk, pop, and contemporary production styles. The album highlights Davis' continued willingness to explore new musical territory while maintaining his unmistakable trumpet voice.

Recorded during the latter part of Miles Davis' celebrated comeback era, Amandla showcases his fusion of jazz, funk, pop, and contemporary production styles. The album highlights Davis' continued willingness to explore new musical territory while maintaining his unmistakable trumpet voice.

Originally created for the film Siesta, this atmospheric soundtrack blends Spanish influences, ambient textures, and jazz fusion. The collaboration between Davis and Marcus Miller remains one of the most distinctive entries in their long creative partnership.

Originally created for the film Siesta, this atmospheric soundtrack blends Spanish influences, ambient textures, and jazz fusion. The collaboration between Davis and Marcus Miller remains one of the most distinctive entries in their long creative partnership.

Louis Armstrong was one of the acknowledged innovative pioneers of early jazz, and one of the finest and most powerful trumpeters and cornetists in the genre, who shifted the focus from ensemble playing to solo performance during the 1920s with his legendary Hot Five. However, with a career spanning five decades he had a long history of making hit records and having big sellers, not only during the early New Orleans era but through the swing and big band years until he transitioned into mainstream pop in the 1950s. Very few collections have been based purely on his chart hits, so this 70-track 3-CD collection features just about all his releases on the Okeh, Columbia, Decca and Vocalion labels which were listed as hits during this 30-year period. It features his 1932 No. 1 with "All Of Me", plus timeless classics like "Muskrat Ramble", "Chinatown, My Chinatown", "Body And Soul", "Shine", "West End Blues", and "Jeepers Creepers" right through to his US and UK success with "Mack The Knife" in 1956. Inevitably it features performances with some of the most renowned jazz musicians of the day, like Kid Ory, Johnny Dodds, Earl Hines, Zutty Singleton, Lionel Hampton, Lonnie Johnson and many more. It's a substantial and entertaining overview of his extraordinary career from a particular standpoint, and a fine showcase for his prowess as one of the true greats of jazz.