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Mark F. Turner's Best Releases of 2010
Jazz New Releases
 Myra Melford's Be Bread The Whole Tree Gone (Artistshare) |  Apex Rudresh Mahanthappa / Bunky Green (Pi Recordings) |  Greg Ward's Fitted Shards South Side Story (Nineteen Eight Records) |
 Geri AllenFlying Toward The Sound (Motema Music) |  Geri AllenGeri Allen & Timeline Live (Motema Music) |  Sunny JainTaboo (Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records) |
 Bobby McFerrin VOCAbuLarieS(EmArcy) |  Tarbaby The End of Fear (Posi-tone) |  Craig Taborn / Tim Rainey / Louis Sclavis Eldorado Trio (Clean Feed) |
 William Parker Organ Quartet Uncle Joe's Spirit House (AUM Fidelity) |  Orrin EvansFaith in Action (Posi-tone) |  Eric HarlandVoyager Live by Night (Space Time Records) |
 Steve Lehman / Rudresh Mahanthappa Dual Identity ( Clean Feed Records) |  Regina CarterReverse Thread (E1 Records) |  Kris Davis / Ingrid Laubrock / Tyshawn SoreyParadoxical Frog (Clean Feed Records) |
New Discoveries
 Alper Yilmaz Over The Clouds (Kayique Records) |  Maria Neckam Deeper (Sunnyside Records) |  Gregory Porter Water (Motema Music) |
Beyond Jazz
 Abraham IncTweet Tweet (Table Pounding Records) |  Mavis StaplesYou Are Not Alone (Anti-) |  Khaira Arby Timbuktu Tarab (Clermont Music) |
 Bomba Estéreo Blow Up (Nacional Records) |
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