Phoenix Reimagined (Live) – Lakecia Benjamin feat. Randy Brecker, John Scofield, Jeff Tain Watts Album: Phoenix Reimagined / Let Go This live track showcases the exceptional talents of saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin, trumpet player Randy Brecker, guitarist John Scofield, and drummer Jeff Tain Watts. The performance captures a vibrant and dynamic reinterpretation of “Phoenix.”
Funky Wood – Oneness of Juju Album: African Rhythms Oneness of Juju delivers a groovy, jazz-infused piece in “Funky Wood,” blending African rhythms with funk and soul elements.
Music for the Buma Dance – Baka Pygmies Album: Cameroon: Baka Pygmy Music This traditional track from the Baka Pygmies of Cameroon is a rhythmic and cultural expression through music, highlighting indigenous sounds and dance rhythms.
After The Rain (Live At The Village Vanguard/2002) – Joe Lovano Nonet Album: On This Day At The Vanguard (Live At The Village Vanguard/2002) Joe Lovano’s Nonet performs a soulful and introspective live rendition of “After The Rain,” recorded at the iconic Village Vanguard in 2002.
Crows – Jake Baldwin, Zacc Harris, Pete Hennig Album: Boundaries “Crows” is a collaborative jazz piece featuring the talents of trumpeter Jake Baldwin, guitarist Zacc Harris, and drummer Pete Hennig, exploring intricate melodies and harmonies.
Chaser – Electric Wire Hustle Album: Electric Wire Hustle This track by Electric Wire Hustle fuses electronic, soul, and R&B elements, creating a distinctive and modern soundscape.
The U.N. Plan – Shafiq Husayn Album: Shafiq En’ A-Free-Ka Shafiq Husayn’s “The U.N. Plan” blends hip-hop, soul, and jazz influences, delivering a thought-provoking and rhythmically rich piece.
Algol – Dawn of Midi Album: Dysnomia “Algol” by Dawn of Midi is a minimalist and rhythmically complex piece, showcasing the trio’s unique approach to acoustic instrumentation.
Can You Take Me Back? (Take 1) – The Beatles Album: The Beatles (White Album / Super Deluxe) This rare take of “Can You Take Me Back?” by The Beatles offers a raw and intimate glimpse into their creative process during the White Album sessions.
Chronosynclastic Infundibula – Triosk Album: Moment Returns Triosk’s “Chronosynclastic Infundibula” blends jazz, electronic, and ambient elements, creating an ethereal and exploratory musical journey.
Champion’s Call – Julius Rodriguez feat. Georgia Anne Muldrow Album: Champion’s Call This collaborative track between Julius Rodriguez and Georgia Anne Muldrow merges jazz, soul, and contemporary influences, resulting in a powerful and evocative piece.
Astral Cowpoke – Cole Pulice Album: Scry “Astral Cowpoke” by Cole Pulice is a dreamy and experimental composition, blending saxophone melodies with electronic textures.
Rims – Devin Drobka Trio Album: Resorts The Devin Drobka Trio delivers a compelling jazz piece with “Rims,” characterized by intricate rhythms and dynamic interplay.
Nite and Day – Meshell Ndegeocello Album: Ventriloquism Meshell Ndegeocello’s “Nite and Day” is a soulful and intimate cover, reinterpreting the classic with her distinctive voice and style.
Qen Sew – Ethiopian Records Album: Qen Sew Ethiopian Records presents “Qen Sew,” a track that blends traditional Ethiopian music with electronic and experimental sounds.
Awash / Ammalele – Alhousseini Anivolla & Girum Mezmur Album: Afropentatonism This collaborative piece by Alhousseini Anivolla and Girum Mezmur combines West African and Ethiopian musical traditions, resulting in a rich and melodic composition.
Mali Malonayie – Ethiocolor Album: Ethiocolor “Mali Malonayie” by Ethiocolor is a vibrant and energetic track that showcases traditional Ethiopian music with contemporary influences.
Addis Abèba Bété – Akalé Wubé Album: Sost Akalé Wubé’s “Addis Abèba Bété” is a captivating blend of Ethiopian jazz and funk, featuring intricate rhythms and compelling melodies.
Theme for Cecil – Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids Album: Shaman! Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids present “Theme for Cecil,” a spiritual and deeply expressive jazz piece dedicated to the legendary pianist Cecil Taylor.
Courage (Asymmetric Aria) – Joshua Redman Album: Beyond Joshua Redman’s “Courage (Asymmetric Aria)” is a powerful and emotive jazz composition, showcasing his virtuosity and lyrical expression.
Selim (Live at the Cellar Door, Washington, DC – December 1970) – Miles Davis Album: Live – Evil This live recording of “Selim” by Miles Davis captures a seminal moment in jazz history, featuring the innovative and electric period of his career.
The Window – Steve Lacy Album: The Window Steve Lacy’s “The Window” is an introspective and soulful track, blending elements of R&B and jazz with his unique vocal style
