03 Jun

[ June 5th, 2026 release via Royal Potato Family – Steven Bernstein’s ResoNation Trio – Ultra Resonance ]

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Out June 5, 2026 via Royal Potato Family, ResoNation Trio features Bernstein in a rare outing solely on valve trumpet with bassist Scott Colley and drummer Nasheet Waits . Companion record Ultra Resonance finds longtime collaborator Scotty Hard wholly reimagining the trio’s music 
“Arranger, composer, brass maniac, and musical alchemist Steven Bernstein is an all-purpose gift to human ears. If you’re a living soul who has ever felt your foot tap or your bottom swing side-to-side because of, say, Ray Charles or Little Feat or Louis Armstrong, then you owe it to yourself to get Bernstein-ized. His musical net is wider than that, but let’s start there.” – Will Layman, PopMatters

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03 Jun

[ June 5th, 2026 release on Svale – Espen Berg Trio – Entropies ]

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release date: 05.06.2026 on Svale Records

Four years after their previous release, the award-winning and critically acclaimed Espen Berg Trio returns with their fifth album, Entropies, out on 5 June 2026 on Svale Records. Created over a period of nearly three years, the album nevertheless emerges as their most focused and fully realised recording to date, carrying forward the trio’s defining qualities in the very best way.

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02 Jun

[ June 5th, 2026 release via Not Applicable – Leverton Fox – Eternal Gong Bath of the Sunbed Mind ]

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release date: 05.06.2026 via Not Applicable

Featuring Alex Bonney, Tim Giles and Isambard Khroustaliov, Eternal Gong Bath… is Leverton Fox’s ninth release and is due for LP / DL release via the Not Applicable label…

“Like the overlap of Faust’s “Krautrock” and Miles Davis’s Pangaea… a very singular hybrid” – The Wire
“Improvisational magic, conjuring up myriad images of a hidden world.” – Freq
”An extremely tactile avant-electronica that makes full use of mind-bending stereo production … ranging from squat, stunted machine-funk beats to bubbling, aquatic ambient environments.” – Jazzwise
“Stunningly beautiful, full of subtle changes as it develops, the creativity and variety we associate with the best contemporary jazz.” – UK Jazz News
”Leverton Fox come across a lot more gritty and demented than Polar Bear and there are even shades of 23 Skidoo and, more substantially, Nurse With Wound and very early Cabaret Voltaire.” – Freq

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01 Jun

[ June 5th, 2026 release via Summit Records – Chuck Bergeron – Bass & Faces ]

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Bassist Chuck Bergeron presents a joyful album of intimate bass and voice duets with ten world-class vocalists

Bass and Face, out June 5, 2026 on Summit Records, features Bergeron in musical conversation with Janis Siegel, Sheila Jordan, Kevin Mahogany, Pete McGuinness, Roseanna Vitro, George Rabbai, Deborah Silver, Lisanne Lyons, Kate Reid and Nicole Yarling.
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“Jazz bassist and composer Chuck Bergeron is considered one of the most innovative musicians working in the jazz field today… [His] unique compositional style and approach to improvisation reflect a wide variety of musical influences, underscoring a deep commitment to the rich polyrhythmic characteristics of his musical and cultural heritage.” – Jon Liebman, For Bass Players Only

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21 May

[ May 29th, 2026, release on Crossing Styx Records – Luke Bainbridge – Petstep ]

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Out on Friday, 29th May, 2026: Luke Bainbridge’s PETSTEP, an album of avant-chamber jazz and improvisation.

Bainbridge’s second album features a band of critically acclaimed musicians: Kieran McLeod (trombone), Ralph Wyld (vibraphone), Huw V Williams (bass), and Luke Bainbridge as drummer and composer. The album showcases Bainbridge’s exquisitely structured “palindromic” compositional techniques, influences ranging from MF DOOM to Messiaen, and has echoes of Eric Dolphy, Charles Mingus and Morton Feldman.

Ahead of the album release, two singles had already been out: ‘Spillage in the Village’ on Fri 10th April, and ‘It’ll Pass’ on Fri 8th May, both on streaming and retail services.

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08 May

[ May 15th, 2026 release via Meta Records – Adam Rudolph with Alexis Marcelo & Kaoru Watanabe – Sunrise ]

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Award-winning percussionist Adam Rudolph debuts his new trio with Sunrise, an LP featuring longtime musical associates Kaoru Watanabe and Alexis Marcelo

Out May 15, 2026 on Meta Records, the studio recording showcases a new chapter of extraordinary innovation in Rudolph’s five-decade career

“A Percussion Wizard.” – DownBeat

“Deeply attractive, aesthetically accessible, yet extremely complex…Rudolph’s massive catalog is chock-full of sophisticated and fascinating records…[his work gives] flesh to an expansive musical language that edifies players and listeners equally.” – Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

“Rudolph’s music could be described as magisterial, frankly generous with a seamless integration of global sound….a milestone in the evolution of truly world music.” – Fiona Mactaggart, London Jazz News

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08 May

[ May 8th, 2026, release on Pyroclastic – Yvonne Rogers – The Button Jar ]

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The Button Jar, the captivating new solo piano album from the supremely inventive pianist/composer Yvonne Rogers, is out Friday, May 8, 2026.
“….as the record’s program plays out, it feels as if we’re strolling with her through the glorious environs of golden fields and rocky shores – the best of both worlds…. Ever changing terrain that shifts between aggressive and delicate, legible and fuzzy, romping and reserved….The waters in this music are just as salty as they are fresh.” – Jim Macnie, Lament for a Straight Line
“Playful yet precise, profoundly human yet always experimental: On her impressive new album The Button Jar, Brooklyn-based pianist Yvonne Rogers confidently forges her own path…with multifaceted miniatures that sonically echo the carefree spirit of her childhood in the idyllic seclusion of Maine. Building upon her unique harmonic and melodic language, Rogers effortlessly finds her own distinctive vocabulary on The Button Jar. – Carsten Wohlfeld, Westzeit
“A deeply reflective debut, The Button Jar positions Yvonne Rogers as a singular voice in contemporary music, blurring jazz and classical traditions while crafting a personal, uncompromising artistic language. Right now, this musical language belongs to her alone. And who knows, she might just change the rules for everyone else, from here on out.” – Thierry de Clemensat, Paris Move
“For listeners hungry for something humane yet experimental, there is a new musician offering work that strikes this delicate balance. Brooklyn based composer and pianist Yvonne Rogers’ is blending playful free improvisation and a burnished yet fearless approach to the piano. She uses subtle dissonances in rhythm and texture, combined with an elegant sense of restraint to develop fresh yet timeless pieces that speak a language all her own. – Hillary Carelli-Donnell, Free Jazz Blog
“There is a very strong, no, make that tactile and present sense of place to Rogers work. And it is a sense of place that one need not be from the backwoods of anywhere to appreciate and take to heart. A place to set aside the screens and breathe.” – Mike Jurkovic, All About Jazz
“All 14 tracks reveal an outstanding pianist with a wealth of ideas, which she presents in abundance on this delightful release.” – Jan Granlie, Salt Peanuts

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