Tell Me Something: The Songs of Mose Allison is a collaboration by Northern Irish singer-songwriter Van Morrison, Georgie Fame, Mose Allison and Ben Sidran, released in 1996. It is Van Morrison's 25th album. It charted at No. 1 on the Top Jazz Albums chart.

Em Julho is the second album by singer Elsa Johanna Mohr and guitarist Flávio Nunes, following their 2023 debut Passadinha. Recorded in Bonn in August 2025, the album brings together Brazilian classics and original songs in an intimate, warm setting shaped by voice, guitar, and subtle rhythmic detail. The repertoire moves from “Água de Coco” and “Tico-Tico no Fubá” to Mohr’s own compositions, including “Beijo da Lua,” “Jaguar,” and the title track “Em Julho.”

The Devil I Knew is the seventh album from 2X Grammy-winning vocalist, pianist, and songwriter Nicole Zuraitis — a cinematic, five-part concept album exploring self-reckoning, accountability, and emotional agency through the lens of a collapsing love story.

On 2014's Grammy-nominated Paris Sessions, acclaimed singer Tierney Sutton forged an indelible chemistry with classically-trained guitarist-arranger Serge Merlaud.

Circle Records releases a new compilation of World Broadcast Recordings from the legendary Mills Brothers!

Collections of retro hits Pipe Dublin: Compilations of classic pop, rock, jazz and disco were released under this name.

Viktoria Tolstoy’s Act debut album, Shining On You, from 2004, can now be seen as a defining moment, marking the beginning of the continuing success story of popular jazz voices from Scandinavia. The music was written by Esbjörn Svensson, who also formed the core band together with Dan Berglund and Magnus Öström and was soon to become world-famous as ‘e.s.t.’. The album, produced by Nils Landgren, was also a gathering of the Act family of artists - also in its infancy back then - who joined the session as guests.

"Life Is Beautiful" is a vocal jazz album by legendary singer Frankie Laine released in 1985. The record was released in the UK on the Polydor label. It features Laine singing easy-listening styles and includes tracks like "Send The Clowns" and "Evergreen.

These Foolish Things is a popular vocal jazz album by Hong Kong smooth jazz singer Susan Wong, originally released in 2004. The album is highly celebrated among audiophiles for its exceptionally clean production, rich acoustic arrangements, and Wong's signature warm, intimate alto vocals.

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The night before Ella Fitzgerald's historic concert with Duke Ellington in Stockholm, she played two concerts in Copenhagen. For Ella Fitzgerald, this was like playing at home because she had an apartment in the city. It was one place where she felt relaxed and it shows in the music. It is Fitzgerald at her most at ease. In fact, she sings more at this concert than she did in Stockholm.

Juno Award-winning artist Bria Skonberg shares the breadth of her vocal expression with the release of Indigo on July 3, 2026 via Cellar Music Group.

This compilation of archival material captures a pivotal era in the career of jazz vocalist Sarah Vaughan, showcasing her evolving and sophisticated style. The release brings together both well-known and rare live recordings from her Mercury sessions at Mister Kelly's and London House. Additionally, the collection features studio tracks developed alongside acclaimed arrangers Hal Mooney, Quincy Jones, Ray Ellis, and Belford Hendricks, as well as collaborations with members of the Basie Band.

The 2026 animated feature Minions & Monsters expands the popular franchise by placing the main characters in a chaotic world of giant creatures. The film features a lively orchestral score composed by the acclaimed John Powell. The official soundtrack release is available on CD and includes an exclusive booklet with liner notes written by the composer.

The recording and release of Lisa Rich's Long As You're Living in 2024 was the culmination of a major comeback. After 33 years of forced inactivity due to serious health problems, she returned with her voice in prime form and was showcased on one of the top vocal albums of the year. Its follow-up, I Still Rise, fully confirms her return to the jazz scene.

Recognized as one of Canada’s greatest voices, Molly Johnson announces her new album Talk To Me. The 10-track project combines music from Johnson’s recent All I See and Long Time Running EPs with four new recordings, including lead single “Holiday” further showcasing her unmistakable voice and continued artistic evolution. Across the album, Johnson collaborates with artists from across generations of Canadian music, including JUNO Award-winning rapper Haviah Mighty, rising producer and artist CUBE, and Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo. The result is a deeply collaborative body of work that blends soul, jazz, R&B, and rock through Johnson’s singular artistic lens.