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Wainwright Rufus: I'm a stranger here myself -25 [Digipack / CD]

Hancock Herbie: Broadcast vollection 1973-83 [8 CD]

Coltrane John: American broadcasts 1951-63 [6 CD]

Gustafsson Rigmor: På svenska 2025 [Digipack / CD]

Viljanen Iiris: So much of you was sleeping [Vinyl LP]

Swedish saxophonist Lisen Rylander Löve is releasing the second album in her self-titled solo project, which began with the acclaimed Oceans (2019). With a curious and uncompromising approach, and with the freedom of jazz as her foundation, Rylander Löve shapes her evocative and genre-defying music using saxophone, voice, and live electronics. In Fields Of Time also features bassist Donovan von Martens and drummer Martin Öhman.

After Martin Hederos gathered his dream band, Hederosgruppen has become one of Sweden’s most hyped jazz acts, both live and on record. Yes, they are often placed in the jazz category, but they seem primarily focused on making fun music. Hederosgruppen made their debut with Storstrejk (2020) which was followed by Ståplats (2022), the only album thus far to win the Gyllene Skivan, Grammis and Manifest awards. Expectations for the third album may be high, but the group acts colly, calls their new creation Stilbrott (Breach of style) and puts three ski jumpers on the cover. As before, all five band members contribute ideas and compositions. The result could have been fragmented, but this quintet has created their style out of eclecticism. As before, they mix the riotous with the romantic in any number of styles. The common thread is the joy of being alive and playing live.