IMPRESS!VE Collective & BBE Music present: Terry Callier – Live Peace
There was no one quite like Terry Callier, and Live Peace captures the rare magic of his live performances in their most intimate and spiritual form. Recorded live in Leeds in the late 1990s and early 2000s at shows run by Lubi Jovanovich & Gip Dammone of The DIG!
Ekep Nkwelle Releases New Single
“Good Morning, Heartache”
Off Upcoming Debut Album
Caged Bird
September 9, 2026 – Today, rising vocalist Ekep Nkwelle announced her newest single, “Good Morning, Heartache,” off her long-awaited debut album Caged Bird, out September 25th via Mack Avenue Records.
Julian Davis Reid and Circle of Trust to Release Their New CD, Mercy We Need, on Sept. 25th, 2026
Pianist-composer Julian Davis Reid and Circle of Trust creates music on Mercy We Need that is spiritual, soulful, and inventive jazz. The quintet performs thought-provoking music that is soothing yet passionate
Julian Davis Reid is a pianist, composer, speaker, writer, and the founder of the ministry Notes of Rest®, On Mercy We Need,…
Brian Bromberg
“Apparently Not!”
ft. Everette Harp
Grammy®-nominated bassist and composer Brian Bromberg is one of the most innovative and versatile voices in jazz. With a career spanning over four decades, Bromberg has released more than 30 solo albums, blending mainstream acoustic jazz, smooth and contemporary jazz, fusion, rock, funk, Latin, and orchestral styles with his signature virtuosity and melodic storytelling.
Edition Records presents
Gretchen Parlato
The Wise Ones
The New Album
The Wise Ones is the new album from Gretchen Parlato, one of the defining vocalists of her generation, whose phrasing, tone and rhythmic instinct have reshaped the language of modern jazz singing.
Veteran Pianist, Composer, Keyboardist & Producer Dan Siegel Announces Resolution, a Nine-Song Contemporary Jazz Album Shaped by Instinct, First Takes and Trusted Collaborators
After Four Decades in Music, Siegel Leaves More of the Humanity In — Letting the Music “Be What It’s Going to Be”
After four decades of recording, pianist, keyboardist, composer, and producer Dan Siegel stopped trying to perfect everything. On Resolution, his forthcoming nine-song contemporary jazz album due September 11, Siegel left more of the original performances intact and stopped ironing out every imperfection.
‘All We Need Is Love’ Unites Global Voices for National Suicide Prevention Month
The music project brings artists and communities together to promote compassion, remembrance, mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, September 7, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The music project All We Need Is Love brings together artists, entertainment professionals and communities worldwide in recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month, carrying a message of hope, remembrance and human connection for individuals and families affected by suicide.
Eric Knight
“Sledgehammer”
UPDATE Sept. 8th, 2026: Watch New Official Music Video!
Reimagining one of pop music’s most iconic recordings is always a bold proposition. Releasing it on the 40th anniversary of its debut raises the stakes even higher. Originally topping the Billboard Hot 100 in 1986, Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer” became an international phenomenon,…
Get Moving with the NEW Charles A. Kelly Single “MOVE IT”
“Move It” is the second single from Charles A Kelly’s forthcoming double album, Transformation. This lively, upbeat Latin-inspired track is all about clearing the obstacles that hold you back—fear, depression, addiction, hate, loneliness, and more.
Delaware Native Jonathan Whitney Pays Tribute
to How Black Lives Mattered in the Revolutionary War and Beyond
with His New Flux Records Release,
COOCH’S BRIDGE: THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN PRESENCE,
on September 4, 2026
WILMINGTON, DE – Cooch’s Bridge: The African-American Presence, the new release on Flex Records by the Newark-born, Wilmington-based drummer, bandleader, educator and self-described “Artivist” Jonathan W. Whitney, celebrates the lives and legacies of the enslaved people, freemen and their progeny who lived and worked on, or near, the historic 10-acre estate of Thomas Cooch in northern New Castle County, the site of the Delaware’s only battle in the Revolutionary War.
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