14 Mar

[ March 17, 2026 – Elan Mehler – Renee Said out – Newvelle Records ]

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Newvelle Records is proud to announce the release of Renee Said, the ambitious new album from pianist, composer, and label director Elan Mehler, available March 17, 2026 as part of the Newvelle Ten Collection. Bringing together a seven-piece ensemble of some of the most distinctive voices in contemporary jazz, Renee Said is both a celebration and a statement — expansive, daring, and deeply personal.

“This is the record I am most proud of,” Mehler says. “What a gift to be able to work with these musicians in this setting. What life they bring to this music. Pinch me.”

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13 Mar

[ March 13, 2026, release on New Amsterdam Records – Claire Dickson – Balance ]

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Pioneering vocalist/composer/producer Claire Dickson explores new pathways of song on her adventurous third album Balance on New Amsterdam Records. Balance features guest artists Zoh Amba, Lex Korten, Lesley Mok, Maya Keren, Cleek Schrey, Jon Starks, and Kitba.

“A composer of enchanted, majestic soundscapes; a daring songwriter unafraid to break form, time, and harmony in pursuit of new truths; a poet full of mysterious yearning; an intensely subtle vocalist who can soar, glide, hover, shapeshift, and dive into the abyss — Claire is somehow all of these geniuses at once.” – MacArthur Fellow Vijay Iyer

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11 Mar

[ 30th of January, 2026 release on HUBRO – Joe Harvey-Whyte and Geir Sundstøl – Langeleik ]

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On Langeleik, two pioneers of alternative pedal steel meet across oceans, time, and temperaments. Norwegian multi-instrumentalist Geir Sundstøl and London-based pedal-steel player Joe Harvey-Whyte merge the instrument’s ghostly resonance with field recordings, ambient drones and vintage synths to create a sound that feels as fluid and alive as the rivers that inspired it.

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27 Feb

[ February 27, 2026 release on  Newvelle Records – Ingrid Jensen – Landings ] 

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release date:2702.2026 on Newvelle Records

Ingrid Jensen Takes Flight on Landings — A Thrilling Quartet Release from Newvelle Records 10th Anniversary Collection in February 2026, after January’s opener of the series: Martin Wind – Stars.

Newvelle Records proudly presents Landings, the brilliant new album from acclaimed trumpeter Ingrid Jensen, available February 27, 2026, as part of the Newvelle Ten Collection. Jensen’s career has been defined by her luminous tone, fearless improvisation, and broad acclaim. With Landings, she opens a new chapter with music of astounding colour, intimacy, and swing.

Joining Jensen are three masterful collaborators: Gary Versace (organ), Marvin Sewell (guitar), and Jon Wikan (drums). Together, they form a quartet that can go from 0 to 60 at the drop of a hat, delivering music that is at once composed and free, intricate yet never rigid, swinging as hell and always searching.

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25 Feb

[ February 27, 2026 release on Whirlwind Recordings – Quinsin Nachoff – Patterns from Nature ]

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Out February 27, 2026, on Whirlwind Recordings

For Patterns from Nature, his vibrant and innovative album out February 27 via Whirlwind, composer/saxophonist Quinsin Nachoff brought together a physicist and four filmmakers to create a powerful 45-minute suite featuring a chamber orchestra and improvising soloists including Nachoff, pianist Matt Mitchell, trombonist Ryan Keberle, clarinettist François Houle, percussionist Satoshi Takeishi, bassist Carlo De Rosa, and the Molinari String Quartet.

“Patterns from Nature is a beautifully executed recording and film. What I particularly love is that there is so much room for the fantastic improvising soloists to stretch, while the through-composed chamber-group music remains clearly organised and continually moving. Kudos to the supporting cast of musicians and conductor JC Sanford, who seamlessly shift between a contemporary-classical and a jazz phrasing mindset!” – Ingrid Laubrock

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18 Feb

[ February 27, 2026 release via One Trick Dog Records – Ben Rosenblum’s Nebula Project – The Longest Way Round ]

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Out February 27, 2026 via One Trick Dog Records, the kaleidoscopic The Longest Way Round draws inspiration from Dominican merengue, West African and Caribbean rhythms, Irish folk music, neo-soul, J-pop and hard bop, among other traditions

“Ben Rosenblum is one of the most electrifyingly eclectic voices in jazz.” – Alan Young, Lucid Culture

“A perfect example of what ‘globalized’ jazz sounds like these days.” – Marco Cangiano, NYC Jazz Record

“Think you’re escaping and run into yourself,” James Joyce wrote in his impenetrably insightful masterpiece Ulysses. “Longest way ‘round is the shortest way home.”

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15 Feb

[ February 20, 2026 release on Pyroclastic Records – Brandon Seabrook Quartet – Hellbent Daydream ]

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Hellbent Daydream, out February 20, 2026 via Pyroclastic Records, debuts Seabrook’s quartet with pianist/synth player Elias Stemeseder, bassist Henry Fraser and violinist Erica Dicker.

“During the past decade or so, the fiercely dexterous New York musician has launched a number of bands combining serious chops with manic intensity and a left-field compositional vision.” – Hank Shteamer, Rolling Stone

“[Seabrook has] become a resident chaos architect within the Brooklyn avant-garde scene—exploring everything from jazz-fusion to brutal prog to other untamed strains of heavy rock.” – Ryan Reed, Premier Guitar

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