Tim Jago – Time Shift

Tim Jago – Time Shift
Jazz
As 2025 unfolds, Timeshift stands out as one of the year’s most imaginative and rewarding jazz releases. It’s a record that doesn’t simply entertain, it challenges, invites, and ultimately transports.

Yotam Ben-Or Quartet – Impermanence

Yotam Ben-Or Quartet – IMPERMANENCE
Jazz
With Impermanence, his latest album, Ben-Or takes a deeply personal turn, offering not just a collection of compositions, but a philosophical statement on music, creation, and identity.

Dickson & Familiar – All The Light Of Your Sphere

Dickson & Familiar - All The Light Of Your Sphere
Jazz
What Glen Dickson and his accomplice Bob Familiar offer isn’t just music in any conventional sense. It’s closer to poetry, cerebral, unhurried, insistent. A soundscape to be read, not simply heard.

MATTEO PAGGI – Giraffe

MATTEO PAGGI - Giraffe
Jazz
La “Giraffe” qui lui donne son titre se veut ici le totem de l’anticipation, et c’est sans doute la recette de ce très bel album, d’où émane un souffle aussi inspiré qu’épanoui.

Wolfgang Haffner – Life Rhythm Live

Wolfgang Haffner - Life Rhythm Live (2 CD/LP/digital)
Jazz
Life Rhythm Live is not only a benchmark of the genre—it stands as one of the most compelling statements of contemporary European jazz in years.

Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra – Mixed Bag

Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra - Mixed Bag
Jazz
At a time when genre lines are increasingly blurred and musical traditions risk dilution, McGuinness and his ensemble offer clarity of purpose. They’re not just preserving a legacy, they’re expanding it.

Mike Prigodich – Stage Magic

Mike Prigodich - Stage Magic
Jazz
The tone is set with authority, and with it comes the promise of a contemporary jazz vision, ambitious, meticulously crafted, and unafraid of complexity.

Eric Scott Reed – Out Late

Eric Scott Reed - Out Late
Jazz
In its elegance and emotional weight, Out Late stands shoulder to shoulder with the most profound contemporary jazz recordings, comparable, in scope and soul, to Branford Marsalis at his most inspired.

Mira Choquette – Hier Encore

Mira Choquette – Hier Encore
Jazz
A Voice Across Time: Mira Choquette’s ‘Hier Encore’ Evokes Elegance, Emotion, and Enduring Memory. ‘Hier Encore’ may not shout, but it sings, quietly, deeply, and with conviction. And sometimes, that is more than enough.

Joshua Banks – Para Sayo

Joshua Banks – Para Sayo
Jazz
In Para Sayo, Joshua Banks Blends Identity, Heritage, and Innovation to craft a mesmerizing debut. A debut album is always something more than just a collection of tracks. It’s a declaration, of intention, of voice, of purpose.

The Steve Holt Jazz Impact Quintet – Impact

The Steve Holt Jazz Impact Quintet – Impact
Jazz
Steve Holt’s “Impact”: A Love Letter to Classic Jazz With a Contemporary Soul. In a world of streaming ephemera and algorithm-driven playlists, Impact feels deliberate, crafted, and alive.

Vijay Iyer – Wadada Leo Smith – Defiant Life

Vijay Iyer – Wadada Leo Smith – Defiant Life
Jazz
Defiant Life is a kind of cosmic poetry. Its improvisations feel like the murmurs of space itself, or perhaps the echoes of a collective imagination. It is as much a mental and emotional terrain as it is a sonic one.

Royce Campbell – Vagabond

Royce Campbell – Vagabond
Jazz
Vagabond is exactly what the title suggests: a musical road trip, drifting through eras, moods, and genres.

Kicca & Oscar Marchioni – Alegre Me Siento

Kicca & Oscar Marchioni – Alegre Me Siento
Jazz, Pop, Soul
Incomparable and unmistakable, Kicca’s voice is a singular force, flamboyant in its artistic conviction, and utterly enchanting. The album is luxuriously arranged, rich in texture.

Tom Teasley: Two Albums Released in 2024

Tom Teasley: Two Albums Released in 2024
Jazz
Tom Teasley – Two Albums Released in 2024: “Wisdom: Tom Teasley Remembers Charles Williams ” and “Lunch Break”. Reviews on PARIS-MOVE by Thierry De Clemensat.

Emi Makabe – Echo

Emi Makabe – Echo
Jazz
This is not merely an album, it is a cultural and emotional journey, one that invites repeated listening to truly grasp the full weight of its understated yet meticulous artistry.

Gillian Margot and Geoffrey Keezer

Gillian Margot and Geoffrey Keezer
Classique, Jazz
This album is not merely a collection of covers, it is a reverent, reimagined body of work, shaped by memory, skill, and deep musical empathy.