There was something special about this Swiss festival: it highlighted amateurs, in this case those who honor jazz in the word’s Latin sense (amator) - they played for the love of the music. On the original LP, the title of the album is printed as "20. Internationales Jubiläums Jazz Festival Zurich" on front cover, "Jazz Festival In Zurich" on spine and "Zurich Jazz Festival 1970" on center labels.

Kellylee Evans is a Canadian Jazz and Soul music vocalist. Her 2010 album "Nina" won in the category Juno Award for Vocal Jazz Album of the Year. "Come On", her fifth studio album, is a collaboration work with the Jazz pianist Eric Legnini.

A trio of contrasts pursue a common cause: with the vibrancy of pioneering spirits, Khalife-Scumacher-Tristano release their first album. Worlds encounter one-another. Now living in Paris, Bachar Khalifé’s familial roots are in Lebanon. He represents the musical moments of the Near East, anchored in Arabian culture and colored by the variegated sound-world of the French scene.

Formed in Los Angeles in 1981, the seminal indie rock band The Dream Syndicate was founded by current members Steve Wynn and Dennis Duck. With its widely celebrated 1982 debut "The Days of Wine and Roses", the band soon emerged at the forefront of the 1980s college-rock scene. "How Did I Find Myself Here?" is the band's fifth studio album, their first since 1988. This reunion album comes across like vintage Dream Syndicate, but with a 100% 2017 sound. A sonic upgrade which will enrapture early fans and allow new ones an easy taste of this uncompromising and venomous rock'n'roll.

Perhaps Progressive Metal's best kept secret, San Paulo, Brazil's own Angra, are set to return with their ninth studio album, "Ømni". The eleven new tracks, "Ømni" acts as the follow-up to Angra’s 2015 release "Secret Garden". In addition, it is the second straight recording which finds the band working with seasoned producer Jens Bogren whose track record includes producing for Metal giants like Opeth, Amon Amarth, and Dimmu Borgir.

Dance Craze is a 1981 concert film recorded at various venues throughout 1980 at the height of the 2Tone movement featuring exclusive live recordings by The Specials, Madness, The Selecter, The Beat, Bad Manners and The Bodysnatchers, this new expanded edition features the previously unreleased 27 track soundtrack, along with the original 14 track vinyl album, remastered from the original production masters.

Santtu conducts Strauss is a double-deluxe album with four works by Richard Strauss conducted by Principal Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali, two of which are live recordings of Santtu’s 2021/22 opening concert and first concert as Principal Conductor at Royal Festival Hall.

Le hautboïste canadien Vincent Boilard s’entoure du Quatuor Molinari pour un premier album solo consacré à des œuvres de compositeurs canadiens contemporains.