French violinist Scott Tixier celebrates his latest recording "Cosmic Adventure" in our performance studios.

The Westerlies - two trumpeters and two trombonists from Seattle - breeze into our performance studio. Hear cool chamber jazz featuring a "blues fugue" and an arrangement from a 17th-century English and Scottish folk ballad sourced from Sam Amidon and Nico Muhly.

Saxophonist Ilhan Ersahin is an impresario based in the Lower East Side in Manhattan as the owner of the Nublu Jazz Festival at his new Nublu club.

The Comet is Coming is an electro-jazz outfit from the UK that features Shabaka Hutchings on saxophone, Betamax Killer on drums, and Danalogue The Conqueror.

Discover the three sides of Derrick Hodge: the multi-instrumentalist, the songwriter, and the producer on his latest offering on Blue Note Records "The Second."

Myra Melford tells us how the literature of Eduardo Galeano inspired music from of her recording Snowy Egret. Plus, she plays a little Chicago blues, solo in our performance studio.

Jacob Collier, the multi-instrumentalist and Quincy Jones backed artist, performs in-studio. He talks about his rise to stardom via the internet, and the new technology he introduces in his live performances, an interface allowing him to play and sing every part in a live band setting.

The classical guitarist from Cape Town goes rogue in adapting the music of the griot kora masters from Mali with his album Libraries On Fire.

A South African drummer Tumi Mogorosi, who won a South African Music Award for Best Jazz Album, explores choral music with his recording "Elo."

STUFF., the 5-piece Flemmish electro-jazz band, performs in Antwerp Belgium at the Jazz Middelheim Festival. Drummer Lander Gyselinck and turntablist mixmonster Menno talks about their influences and shares music from their live performance of Hybrid Love.