We’re happy to announce the signing of SCOPES for a March 29 release as CD • DL • 180 gram, limited edition 12″ vinyl. SCOPES is an European jazz ensemble rooted in Berlin, Paris and Amsterdam. The group consists of Ben van Gelder – alto saxophone, Tony Tixier –
Order the CD/DL/180gram LP by clicking here October 19th – Worldwide release (excl. N America) – CD/DL November 9 – N. America store release (CD/LP) 180 gram 12″ limited edition LP ships around NOV 9 In Common: Walter Smith III, Matthew Stevens, Joel Ross, Harish Raghavan, Marcus Gilmore
For a few years our fans and supporters have been asking us – “Where’s the Whirlwind Apparel?” And now we have it – We’re happy to share the first photos of our new collection of T-shirts, Hoodies and Caps (in all sizes). Official announcement, more gear and ordering soon. (Please
Pre order Something About Rainbows CD/DL: here (stay tuned for LP news on this release soon) Catch the band launch the album at Ronnie Scotts in London during the EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL on NOV 23/24 //Check the premiere of the new video ‘Something About Rainbows’ Riding the loftiest
A few months back we announced the March 2019 release from Seamus Blake and we’re happy to announce his band The French Connection will be touring substantially during the same month with a UK release show on March 8 at Kings Place in London. You can book tickets now. Guardians
Klemens Marktl Four featuring Logan Richardson – alto saxophone Alex Garnett – tenor saxophone Michael Janisch – double bass Whirlwind is delighted to announce the signing of drummer and composer Klemens Marktl (website), one of the most accomplished European musicians of his generation, who will record his new chordless quartet
Heaven Steps to Seven (CD, DL and 180 gram Limited Edition LP): here Building on the significant success of their sixth release, Sleight of Hand (Whirlwind, 2017), the New York Standards Quartet presents another coruscating showcase of reimagined, classic songs on their new album Heaven Steps to Seven.
Trumpeter and composer Kenny Warren’s Thank You for Coming to Life recorded with close friends and empathetic colleagues JP Schlegelmilch (piano), Noah Garabedian (bass) and Satoshi Takeishi (drums) is a program of six self-penned tracks that flare with character and eclecticism. Hailing from Denver, Colorado and now an integral part of
On the eve of the release of NYSQ’s Heaven Steps to Seven, here’s a reminder of their sixth album Sleight of Hand. Recorded at the end of an international tour – in the beautiful, mountainous location of Lake Yamanaka, close to Mount Fuji (the quartet enjoys a special affinity with Japan)