The labels we curate

The Jazz Bureau brings together a family of independent labels, each with its own sound and story. Every release in the grid is drawn from one of them.

Jazzaggression Records is a Finnish label founded in 2007 by Johan Fredrik Lavik, issuing carefully crafted, limited-edition vinyl, and reissues of rare jazz and jazz-inspired music.

Analog Tone Factory records exclusively to analog tape, founded by saxophonist Jerome Sabbagh and pianist and engineer Pete Rende. Its records come on AAA 180g vinyl, reel-to-reel tape and CD.

Jersika shines a light on Latvian jazz, from Jazz in Riga live recordings to lost sessions from the 1960s and 70s.

Sinsuke Fujieda Group is a Tokyo-based sextet led by saxophonist and flutist Sinsuke Fujieda, playing modern spiritual jazz. Their albums Fukushima and Informel are among our newest arrivals.

Livia Records is the Dublin label home to the catalogue of Irish guitarist Louis Stewart, alongside new releases.

Nigel Price Recordings gathers the guitarist's own albums and collaborations.

Gammaut Recordings brings back classics such as the Pepper Adams Quintet on 180g vinyl.