From Germany: Jeff Lorber performs Chinese Medicinal Herbs at Proberaum Zülpich, 2013, featuring Lorber (keyboards), Eric Mareinthal (soprano sax), Nate Phillips (bass) and Sonny Emory, (drums).

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From the U.S.: Troy Roberts’ Nu-Jive 5 performs One Day Wonder in New York, June 26, 2013. Featuring Roberts (composer, tenor sax), Silvano Monasterios (keyboards), Eric England (bass), Sam Petitti (guitar) and David Chiverton (drums).

From the U.S.: Kam Falk submits an original song for the following 2016 contest using assets from Tarova, provided by Indaba Music and Snarky Puppy. Featuring Falk (producer, engineer, keyboards, synth solo) and Federico Himiob (rhythm guitar and guitar solo).

PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO GO DIRECTLY TO THE PLAYER. https://embed.indabamusic.com/p?p=https://lydian.indabamusic.com/submissions/5bb5ba84-2cc3-11e6-9e8a-0ecda187fe01/playlist

From France: Marcus Miller performs Miles Davis’ So What, from the “Master of All Trades” concert, featuring Poogie Bell III (drums), Dean Brown (guitar), Roger Byam (saxophone), Bruce Flowers (keyboards) and Patches Stewart (trumpet).

From Russia: Linley Marthe (bass) performs an entire concert at Alexey Kozlov Club, with Gurgen Janguiryan (guitar), Ignat Kravtsov (drums), Nata Melody (vocals) and Valeriy Stepanov (keyboards) on September 9, 2013.

From England: Jacob Collier performs his rendition of Eleanor Rigby for BBC music Introducing, with James Maddren (drums) and Robin Mullarkey (bass).

From the U.S.: Adam Nitti & Friends perform the Herbie Hancock classic, Butterfly, at the Blue Canoe in Tupelo, Mississippi, July 30, 2015. Featuring Nitti (bass), Chris Carver (keyboards), Jason Palmer (drums) and Brian Cheesman (percussion).

From Japan: Steps Ahead in 1986, featuring Mike Mainieri (vibes), Michael Brecker (sax), Darryl Jones (bass), Steve Smith (drums), Warren Bernhardt (keyboards) and Mike Stern (guitar).

From Switzerland: Herbie Hancock performs Actual Proof at Montreux, with Greg Phillinganes (keyboards), Tal Wilkenfeld (bass), Lionel Loueke ( guitar) and Vinnie Colaiuta (drums).

From France: Kenny Barron and Dave Holland perform Billie’s Bounce at Jazz à la Villette in 2012.