Greentea Peng: Man Made review – featherlight, even in anger

Hip-hop, jazz and righteous reggae blend elegantly in the singer-songwriter’s message-driven debut album

Black Midi review – punk-jazz power is a recipe for success

The London rockers pack a punch with a thunderous recital of their new album. Shame about the sound…

Snidero and band take comfort music to the next level

There’s a impressive maelstrom of moods on the Mercury nominees’ new album, building to a fantastical, absurdist whole

Haitian traditions inspire the percussionist’s exhilarating hybrid of melodic drums, evocative vocals and fiery improvisation

Shabaka Hutchings and co’s urgent fourth album lifts the spirits and feeds the soul

The alto saxophonist and his rhythm section are on top form in this collection of radically inventive remakes

Jaubi continue to stretch the boundaries of Indian classical music using guitars, synths and multi-genre guests

The producer-drummer leads from the back in a virtuosic set that draws on last year’s cross-pollinating Dark Matter

Touching on both Cole Porter and Eric Garner, this long-time trio invigorate bop with thrilling, socially conscious free jazz

Two previously unreleased sessions by Henry Lowther’s mid-60s group represent a missing link in British free-form jazz

Five years in the making, this breathtaking album transcends the genres each of its three collaborators bring to the table

The third album in this partnership sees the tenor saxophonist deftly occupied in takes on Ornette Coleman, Leonard Cohen and the Beach Boys

He played for everyone from Ella Fitzgerald to John Coltrane, but solo the pianist is a truly captivating force

Strom’s first album in 30 years – and last, following her death in December – is a quiet riot of digitally manipulated drones and noise