A special bundle that includes the latest 4 CD releases published in late October 2020 by Belgian label A New Wave of Jazz. Includes works by John Russell, Stefan Keune, Kris Vanderstraeten, Colin Webster, AndrewLisle, Rubicon Quartet, Cath Roberts, Dirk Serries, Martina Verhoeven, Tom Ward.

This bundle includes the following CDs:

- John Russell, Stefan Keune, Kris Vanderstraeten "On Sunday" (NWOJ036)

- Colin Webster, Andrew Lisle "New Inventions" (NWOJ037)

- Rubicon Quartet "Crosscurrents" (NWOJ038)

- Cath Roberts, Dirk Serries, Martina Verhoeven, Tom Ward "Imaginary Junction" (NWOJ039)

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John Russell, Stefan Keune, Kris Vanderstraeten "On Sunday" (NWOJ036)

Beautiful registration of a 2010 concert by this exceptional trio, 3 musicians renowned in the world of free improvisation: John Russell (guitar), Stefan Keune (sax) and Kris Vanderstraeten (percussion) at L'Archiduc in Brussel (Belgium). 

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Colin Webster, Andrew Lisle "New Inventions" (NWOJ037)

Performed by Colin Webster (alto saxophone), Andrew Lisle (drums) at Shrunken Heads Studio, London on 24th May 2019. Recorded and mixed by Senor Al Funklinos. Mastered at the Sunny Side Inc. Studio, Anderlecht (Belgium).

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Rubicon Quartet "Crosscurrents" (NWOJ038)

Performed by Patrick De Groote (trumpet, bugel), Cel Overberghe (alto sax), Dirk Serries (acoustic guitars), Martina Verhoeven (piano). Recorded, mixed and mastered at the Sunny Side Inc. Studio, Anderlecht (Belgium) on December 14th 2019.

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Cath Roberts, Dirk Serries, Martina Verhoeven, Tom Ward "Imaginary Junction" (NWOJ039)

Performed by Cath Roberts (bariton saxophone and objects), Dirk Serries (acoustic guitar), Martina Verhoeven (piano), Tom Ward (flute, clarinet and bass clarinet) on July 18th 2020. This music was recorded simultaneously in two locations - Brockley and Sint-Lenaarts - using the JackTrip software to transmit/receive the live sound via the internet. The musicians could hear each other at studio quality in near-realtime, despite the physical distance separating them.