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Mark F. Turner's Best Releases of 2011
Jazz New Releases
 Steve Coleman and Five Elements The Mancy of Sound (Pi Recordings) |  James Carter Organ Trio At The Crossroads EmArcy) |  Chris Dingman Waking Dreams (Between Worlds Music) |
 John Escreet The Age We Live In (Mythology Records) |  Captain Black Big Band Captain Black Big Band Posi-Tone Records |  Terri Lyne Carrington Album Title (Concord Music Group) |
 Harris Eisenstadt September Trio (Clean Feed Records) |  Kaze Rafale (Circum-disc) |  Harriet Tubman Ascension (Sunnyside Records) |
 Kevin Brow Dolls and Guns (Blackout Music) |  Alexis Cuadrado Noneto Ibérico Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records |  Craig Taborn Avenging Angel (ECM) |
| New Discoveries | ||
 Le Boeuf Brothers In Praise of Shadows (Nineteen-Eight Records) |  Florencia Ruiz Luz De La Noche (Adventure Music) |  Vazytouille Vazytouille (Circum-disc) |
| Beyond Jazz | ||
 Yo-Yo Ma/ Stuart Duncan / Edgar Meyer / Chris Thile The Goat Rodeo Sessions (Sony Masterworks) |  Raphael Saadiq Stone Rollin' (Columbia) |  Little Dragon Ritual Union (Peacefrog) |
 The Roots undun (Def Jam) |  Metronomy The English Riviera (Because Music) |  Becca Stevens Band Weightless (Sunnyside Records) |
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