Josephine Davies‘ latest Satori album, How Can We Wake is now available to pre-order. ‘Satori’ is a Buddhist word meaning a moment of presence and inner spaciousness away from the clutter of thought, and this recording captures a particular moment of presence as the band perform a suite of pieces,
The second single from Quinsin Nachoff‘s Pivotal Arc is available to stream now. The single is the first movement from Quinsin’s string quartet, played by the Molinari Quartet. The piece combines a multitude of influences from open improvisation to the music of Alban Berg. You can stream the single on your
Rick Simpson’s impeccable technique and restless imagination have earned him a place at the forefront of contemporary UK music. He’s equally at home exploring the tradition or pushing fearlessly against the boundaries, and now his unique creative voice is back in the spotlight with a typically idiosyncratic project: a re-framing
Guitarist Rez Abbasi has already released two successful albums with Whirlwind Recordings – Unfiltered Universe and A Throw of Dice. Both explored Hindustani music; this year, he’s back with a new release that changes tack in Django-shift celebration of that most essential of guitarists, the legendary Django Reinhardt. Today marks
Congratulations to Rudresh Mahanthappa, who recently topped the prestigious DownBeat Magazine Critics Poll. You can see the full list over on the DownBeat website: here. Rudresh’s most recent release, Hero Trio, is unusual by the experienced altoist’s standards. The album is comprised solely of interpretations, on tunes from Stevie Wonder
Following a short delay due to Covid-19, we’re pleased to announce that Scott Kinsey‘s Joe Zawinul tribute We Speak Luniwaz is back in stock on 2×12″ Gatefold LP 180g Limited Edition Vinyl / CD / DL. Scott’s album, which features a stellar cast united to pay tribute to the genius of
Chicago guitarist Matt Gold‘s debut record Imagined Sky released on Whirlwind Recordings last month. Matt’s honeyed tracks are a happy combination of a multitude of musical sources, often extending into unexpected but logical places. Matt’s record is out now on 12″ LP 180g Limited Edition Vinyl / CD / DL
Drummer Jeff Williams appeared on his seventh Whirlwind record earlier this season. Bloom is a trio record of the highest calibre, effortlessly harnessing the spontaneous connection between Williams, Carmen Staaf and Michael Formanek. Bloom is available on 12″ LP 180g Limited Edition Vinyl / CD / DL: here “An
Worlds Collide, the 2019 release from bassist Michael Janisch, marks an important creative fork in the road. It primarily explores how living in London has seeped into his music. Worlds Collide becomes an important metaphor for understanding the album, a diverse collection that reflects the tribalist politics of the
In Common 2, the latest edition of the In Common project from saxophonist Walter Smith III and Matthew Stevens (guitar) takes the small, straightforward forms into the studio with three of the finest players on the New York scene. Their approach to contemporary jazz has gained plaudits from across
Josephine Davies‘ latest Satori album, How Can We Wake is now available to pre-order. ‘Satori’ is a Buddhist word meaning a moment of presence and inner spaciousness away from the clutter of thought, and this recording captures a particular moment of presence as the band perform a suite of pieces, 
The second single from Quinsin Nachoff‘s Pivotal Arc is available to stream now. The single is the first movement from Quinsin’s string quartet, played by the Molinari Quartet. The piece combines a multitude of influences from open improvisation to the music of Alban Berg. You can stream the single on your 
Rick Simpson’s impeccable technique and restless imagination have earned him a place at the forefront of contemporary UK music. He’s equally at home exploring the tradition or pushing fearlessly against the boundaries, and now his unique creative voice is back in the spotlight with a typically idiosyncratic project: a re-framing 
Guitarist Rez Abbasi has already released two successful albums with Whirlwind Recordings – Unfiltered Universe and A Throw of Dice. Both explored Hindustani music; this year, he’s back with a new release that changes tack in Django-shift celebration of that most essential of guitarists, the legendary Django Reinhardt. Today marks 
Congratulations to Rudresh Mahanthappa, who recently topped the prestigious DownBeat Magazine Critics Poll. You can see the full list over on the DownBeat website: here. Rudresh’s most recent release, Hero Trio, is unusual by the experienced altoist’s standards. The album is comprised solely of interpretations, on tunes from Stevie Wonder 
Following a short delay due to Covid-19, we’re pleased to announce that Scott Kinsey‘s Joe Zawinul tribute We Speak Luniwaz is back in stock on 2×12″ Gatefold LP 180g Limited Edition Vinyl / CD / DL. Scott’s album, which features a stellar cast united to pay tribute to the genius of 
Chicago guitarist Matt Gold‘s debut record Imagined Sky released on Whirlwind Recordings last month. Matt’s honeyed tracks are a happy combination of a multitude of musical sources, often extending into unexpected but logical places. Matt’s record is out now on 12″ LP 180g Limited Edition Vinyl / CD / DL 
Drummer Jeff Williams appeared on his seventh Whirlwind record earlier this season. Bloom is a trio record of the highest calibre, effortlessly harnessing the spontaneous connection between Williams, Carmen Staaf and Michael Formanek. Bloom is available on 12″ LP 180g Limited Edition Vinyl / CD / DL: here “An 
Worlds Collide, the 2019 release from bassist Michael Janisch, marks an important creative fork in the road. It primarily explores how living in London has seeped into his music. Worlds Collide becomes an important metaphor for understanding the album, a diverse collection that reflects the tribalist politics of the 
In Common 2, the latest edition of the In Common project from saxophonist Walter Smith III and Matthew Stevens (guitar) takes the small, straightforward forms into the studio with three of the finest players on the New York scene. Their approach to contemporary jazz has gained plaudits from across