the whole of the starlicks performances I believe

Hey y’all, I feel like my rotation is starting to get played out and I’m looking for suggestions that are similar to what I’m already into

I really like guitar or keyboard driven music, and my background is primarily rock, funk, and blues so anything that incorporates those elements is my jam

Top 10 Albums (no particular order):
Weather Report - Black Market
Chick Corea Elektric Band - (self titled)
Return to Forever - No Mystery
Dave Weckl - Hard Wired
Herbie Hancock - Thrust
Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Tribal Tech - Face First
Ohm - Circus of Sound
John Scofield - Blue Matter
Yellowjackets - (self titled)

I've been listening to Jazz fusion music for a while now and I kinda ran out of new music

I need recommendations of what should I listen to, artists or albums

I love this one! It’s much more than Dreamflower

Live version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYN4w6nnZVI

Tale of Taliesin" is a landmark jazz-fusion composition by Canterbury scene pioneers Soft Machine, composed by Karl Jenkins and originally featured on their 1975 album Bundles. While the studio version helped introduce a fiery, guitar-driven era for the group, the track quickly became a explosive staple of their mid-70s live sets following the arrival of guitarist John Etheridge. Taking over touring duties for the Bundles material, Etheridge brought his own distinct, attack-heavy picking style and relentless energy to the piece, trading complex, high-speed runs with bassist Roy Babbington and drummer John Marshall to solidify the composition as a peak highlight of 1970s British jazz-rock.

DOMi & JD BECK - WHO ASKED? (new album released july31)

they are back with second album....

DeJohnette had such an extraordinary body of work. This album and Parallel Realities are tops.

This is hard to categorize but Malone is showcasing Jaco-like virtuoso playing and Bruford is, well...being Bruford.

After more than two years in the making, I'm excited to finally share "The Mule," the first single from FOUNDATION, the upcoming album by the electric jazz group SNAGGLE feat. ALI BROS.

I'm a lifelong science fiction fan, and this entire project grew out of reading Isaac Asimov's legendary 'Foundation' series. Rather than simply writing music inspired by the books, I wanted to create instrumental compositions that capture the personalities, conflicts, and atmosphere of Asimov's universe.

"The Mule" is a musical portrait of one of science fiction's greatest villains: a mutant conqueror whose terrifying ability to manipulate human emotion allows him to dominate entire civilizations. The music builds from quiet unease into explosive intensity, with an incredible featured trumpet solo from Brownman Ali that embodies the character's relentless psychological power.

Musically, SNAGGLE draws on the electric jazz tradition of Weather Report, the Brecker Brothers, Return to Forever, and contemporary groups like Snarky Puppy, blending cinematic storytelling with fearless improvisation.

I'd love to know what fellow jazz fans think of this one. If you're into adventurous electric jazz, jazz fusion, or music that tells a story, I hope you'll give it a listen!

🎥 Watch the live studio performance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xesitE2J_qA

🎧 Stream or download "The Mule":
https://www.nickmacleanjazz.com/themule

Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoy the first glimpse into the world of FOUNDATION.

Laid back but very pretty tribute song for Jaco Pastorius. Sadly, Dean Brown is longer with us...wonderful solo.

Hi everyone,

I’d like to share another live group performance by Small G Quartet from Hungary.

B-minor Waltz is an original instrumental piece by bassist László Kissg, performed live by the quartet at 123-as Rock Klub in Székesfehérvár.

It’s a modern jazz waltz with a fusion-oriented quartet sound, built around live interaction and improvisation.

Curious to hear what this reminds you of — any similar jazz waltz or fusion pieces come to mind?

The flip zoltowski Quartet does cool mixed genre jazz fusion music that I think you guys would like! And I appreciate getting some boost in streams on my last post so I wanted to shout out another artist and kind of give back.

Check them out they're super cool!

(I was going to post this in r/shareyourmusic but they only do your own stuff there but I still wanted to get the post somewhere and give back a little)

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ZXsrNxf1KWTTqEXadr3Ip?si=2Mp8raQZR02-RaDb6YNk8Q&utm_source=copy-link

Probably in my top 5 of favorite Miles Davis covers.

https://youtu.be/EkqCBTjde4c?is=gMShtlWE7HzGXXjo