Releases
Artist: Sergio Pamies
Album: Time to say
Feat. Artists: Paquito D’Rivera & Dave Liebman
Format: Digital and 300 CD print
With Time to Say, Sergio Pamies drops into the deep end of New York jazz history, where Afro-Cuban rhythm and hard-swinging post-bop meet to shape the sound of modern jazz. Produced by Samuel Torres and featuring Dave Liebman and Paquito D’Rivera, the album draws on the tradition of Silver, Hampton and Blakey while sounding unmistakably like Pamies: sharp, lyrical, rhythmically restless and infused with his unmistakable Andalusian character.
Artist: Viktor Nyberg
Album: Home
Catalogue Number: NTR 001
Feat Artists: Billy Test
Format: Digital and 300 CD print
HOME marks Swedish bassist Viktor Nyberg’s debut as a leader, rooted in the language of bebop but coloured by a distinctly Nordic sensibility. Across nine original compositions, Nyberg brings together Billy Test, Johan Hörlén, Björn Ingelstam and Rasmus Blix for a set that balances tradition with fresh melodic ideas, crisp interplay and plenty of swing.
Artist: Mélodie Gimard
Album: Confidencias
Catalogue Number: NTR XXX
Format: Digital
With Confidencias, Mélodie Gimard presents the first piano-solo album of a prolific career rooted in flamenco influences. Here, she turns the piano into a space for intimacy, exploring the fine line between revealing oneself and holding something back. Her original miniatures and nocturnes weave impressionistic colours and minimalist forms with echoes of Satie, Debussy and Chopin. Deeply personal, Confidencias feels less like a recital than a conversation.
Artist: Tomàs Fosch
Album: Swing’ ing
Format: Digital & 200 Vinyls
Tomàs Fosch Trio brings a distinctly Mediterranean character to the piano-jazz-trio tradition. Led by Barcelona pianist Tomàs Fosch, with Adrià Claramunt on drums and Xavi Castillo on bass, the project balances infectious grooves, lyrical melodies and rich harmonies with the openness and interplay of jazz. Warm, energetic and full of rhythmic colour, the album channels the spirit of the Mediterranean through a contemporary jazz lens.
Artist: Marta Duran
Album: Shine
Format: Digital
Barcelona saxophonist, singer and composer Marta Duran brings a fresh, melodic energy to contemporary jazz. Rooted in jazz tradition and inspired by Brazilian music and pop, her music balances warmth and intensity, creating an open, emotional space where improvisation and strong melodies meet.
Artist: Xavi Castillo
Album: A Musical Portrait of Joan Miró
Format: Digital & 200 Vinyls
With A Musical Portrait of Joan Miró, Xavi Castillo enters into a creative dialogue with the Catalan master, not by translating his paintings into music, but by responding with music to his sense of freedom, colour and movement. Jazz, strings and avant-garde textures collide and converse, with pianist Christos Yerolatsitis and drummer Karles Pérez joining Castillo in a true third stream project.
Artist: Matteo Burci Group
Feat. Artist: Willie Green
Album: Breakthrough
Format: Digital
Matteo Burci moves naturally between the worlds of classical music and jazz. A double bassist with the Bern Symphony Orchestra and a key figure in Switzerland’s jazz scene, he brings orchestral depth, a strong sense of tradition and a passion for creative collaboration to every project.
Artist: Mariano Camarasa, Carmen Aciar,
Dani Pérez, Toni Sánchez,
Alessandro Campobasso
Album: UIDA
Format: Digital
Born in 2021, UIDA brings folk, jazz and song together through a music built on melody, powerful vocals and emotional depth. Led by pianist and composer Mariano Camarasa and featuring some of Barcelona’s finest musicians, the quintet moves between Spanish and English lyrics, strength and tenderness, simplicity and intensity. Their music creates intimate, luminous spaces—an invitation to slow down, listen closely and connect with something deeply human.
Artist: Las hermanas del desorden
Album: La Musa Suicida
Format: Digital
La Musa Suicida is a visceral fusion of spoken word, poetry and music from Barcelona collective Las Hermanas del Desorden. Moving between intimacy, humour, rage and vulnerability, the album turns poetry into a raw, theatrical and deeply human musical experience.