In his upcoming album, �Brightlight,� Cohen showcases his multifaceted talents alongside a stellar ensemble of musicians. Among these are some of the brightest young talents from the new jazz scene, including drummer Roni Kaspi, pianist Guy Moskovich, his working core trio as the centre on many of the titles and joined by saxophonist Yuval Drabkin and many others hand-picked talented artists. Roni Kaspi brings a youthful vigor to the album, infusing the music with a sense of spontaneity and drive. After more than 3 years of touring with Avishai Cohen, she's even got a dedicated title on this recording ("Roni's Swing"), wrote by Cohen as an homage to her dynamic and energetic drumming. Guy Moskovich, a pianist whose harmonic sensibilities and technical prowess have garnered him recognition as a rising star in jazz, provides the perfect complement to Cohen's bass lines. Yuval Drabkin, on saxophone, adds another layer of richness to the extensive ensemble. His emotive playing and nuanced interpretations bring a compelling voice to the project, enhancing the album's overall depth.

Ashley Henry presents it's second album "Who We Are", a London-born jazz journey that unites devotion, collective dreaming, and the fight for freedom. Featuring acclaimed artists like Judi Jackson and Aja Monet, this record is a powerful anthem for our times-echoing Nina Simone's legacy while finding inspiration in the pulse of the city and collective dreaming. Praised by global medias such as Wonderland, Notion and the BBC, Ashley Henry is set to become one of the most influential jazz acts in Europe with it's signature piano touch and soothing vocal tones.

In his upcoming album, �Brightlight,� Cohen showcases his multifaceted talents alongside a stellar ensemble of musicians. Among these are some of the brightest young talents from the new jazz scene, including drummer Roni Kaspi, pianist Guy Moskovich, his working core trio as the centre on many of the titles and joined by saxophonist Yuval Drabkin and many others hand-picked talented artists. Roni Kaspi brings a youthful vigor to the album, infusing the music with a sense of spontaneity and drive. After more than 3 years of touring with Avishai Cohen, she's even got a dedicated title on this recording ("Roni's Swing"), wrote by Cohen as an homage to her dynamic and energetic drumming. Guy Moskovich, a pianist whose harmonic sensibilities and technical prowess have garnered him recognition as a rising star in jazz, provides the perfect complement to Cohen's bass lines. Yuval Drabkin, on saxophone, adds another layer of richness to the extensive ensemble. His emotive playing and nuanced interpretations bring a compelling voice to the project, enhancing the album's overall depth.

COOL CELTIC

GOSPEL GREATEST CLASSICS

Renowned for it's successful mergers between Jazz and World Music, Jean-Marc Padovani pays tribute to the great jazz drummer Paul Motian (Bill Evans, Keith Jarrett, Charles Lloyd...), disappeared in 2011, and with whom he had the chance to play in 1996. How to celebrate Paul Motian, and the Armenia of his origins it evokes in most of his compositions, when saxophonist and Occitan? To this question, Padovani responds with great musicality and a rare elegance: saxophone (s) and duduk (Didier Malherbe from Hadouk Trio) unite in melodies that evoke the Jazz as well as Armenia, rhythmic turns as inventive as robust - Claude Tchamitchian (cb), Paul Rousseau (piano) and the breathtaking battery Ramon Lopez). Beyond a very successful tribute, this album reveals a large group again played with a great art of the game borders and directories.

Following "The World Begins Today", recorded with Tigran Hamasyan, Jeff Ballard and Sam Minaie, and praised worldwide, Olivier Bog� now offers a very personal new recording, Expanded Places, in which his expressivity is driven at it's most. Playing the saxophone, the piano, guitars, fender Rhodes and vocals, Olivier Bog� has also gathered some of the greatest musicians of his entourage. The result is a series of nine oneiric and fascinating compositions.

Talila is back with a strong album that evokes times of happiness with nostalgia, humor, and emotion. With an acuteness and unparalleled subtlety, she tells about her youth as a Jewish child in France after the war. Between Jazz and tradition, she is backed by a majestic group that swings hard, led by Teddy Lasry on piano and clarinet, and Andre Ceccarelli who is majestic on drums.

Inner Island

La vie est une fête

Badakhchan Concert

PINK PARADISE

After concerts with a full orchestra and a multi-awarded debut album David El-Malek goes further and returns with a stunning second volume recorded with 10 Jewish and Arab musicians. From one end of the Orient to the other his music inspired by Jewish Arabic and jazz influences transports US at the same time to familiar and to totally new worlds.

After the success of Lagrimas Mexicana's, this fourth record proves Vinicius' ability to mix Brazilian Bossa Nova and sophisticated modern music from New York.

Gerardo Jerez Le Cam's Balkanic Tango is evidence of the current dynamism of Argentinean music. The originality of his compositions and virtuosity of his performance confirm Manana label's bet to accompany and promote the development of tango, by constantly pushing back the limits of it's inexhaustible language, led by new and brilliant creators.