Track choice

Hard on the heels of a fabulous Anglo-Hungarian live album, 'Harmonique' is the first sounds so far from a new Molecatcher spawned project that's new from Loose Tubes legend Iain Ballamy. The title hints at harmonics provided by the touch and the bell-like, higher-pitched notes of Rob Luft within the sound as the guitarist lightly touches a string plucking instead of fretting

Ozzy Moysey's Ancient Infinity Orchestra and 'Chant for Don Cherry' land in the track of the week spot

Hug a hut: Track of the week is a buoyant Fergus McCreadie original that's part of a work inspired by North Uist in the Outer Hebrides.

Drawn from The Dreamworld of Paul Motian.

Recorded in America at Van Gelder's in New Jersey - shrine of shrines, the most revered jazz recording studio in history where John Coltrane's A Love Supreme was recorded in 1964. It's been an incredible year so far for Irish jazz with a string of top recordings and now this Irish-English-US collaboration adds to that purple patch led off by a very special track indeed.

Lightning trio pack a punch. This time there's added flute. Their latest track is track of the week on marlbank

Track of the Week

Track of the Week. Drawn from The Big Room new from Joe Farnsworth to be released by New York club label offshoot Smoke Sessions in July

Song of the Week

Track of the Week

Track of the Week

Grow with the 'Glow'. Track of the Year so far.

Recorded in a Basel jazz club.

Gaining a father, an at oneness and new ease

Stimulating Indojazz fusion from guitarist Rez Abbasi and his quintet measured out by the 12/8 groove found within 'Presence'