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Keeping It In Context
By Lou Grassi
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: The Angle Of Repose; The Surface Of No Strain; The Correct Diagonal.
Sonic House Reunion
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Intrio; She Reflected; Crooked Variations; Doodle Bug..Doodle Bug; Outrio.
New Species
By Lao Dan
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: You Are You; New Species 1; New Species 2; Tea Horse Road; Old Heaven Books; Fire Boy; Nobodies Are
Going to Sleep.
Live in Europe 1968 & 1972
By Marion Brown
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Current Events; Epiphanie; 61 To Erie Basin; Djinji's Corner; Afternoon Of A Georgia Faun.
Energy Center: A History Of Studio Rivbea
by John Sharpe
Energy Center: A History Of Studio Rivbea Ed Hazell 324 Pages ISBN: 978-5-415-02882-5 NoBusiness Records 2026 Multi-instrumentalist Sam Rivers helped reshape New York's jazz landscape not only through his music but by creating Studio Rivbea, an independent space for rehearsal, education and performance that gave adventurous musicians room to ...
Lao Dan / Vasco Trilla: New Species
by John Sharpe
A fortuitous meeting between Spanish drummer Vasco Trilla and Chinese reed player Lao Dan at a festival in the latter's homeland led to a concert and subsequent studio session. Yet it is that first encounter, recorded at Old Heaven Books in Shenzhen, a hub of the country's improvised-music scene, that New Species preserves. Both musicians share ...
Energy Center - A History Of Studio Rivbea By Ed Hazell
NoBusiness Records is pleased to announce publication of author Ed Hazell’s Energy Center, a pioneering study of Studio Rivbea, the arts and music center operated by saxophonist-composer Sam Rivers and his wife Bea. Perhaps the best-known and most influential of the artist-run venues of the 1970s New York Loft Era, Rivbea introduced wider U.S. audiences to ...
Daniel Carter / Sabir Mateen / William Parker / Lou Grassi: Keeping It In Context
by John Sharpe
This resounding blast from the past affirms drummer Lou Grassi's decision to flip from mainly commercial music to the adventurous end of the spectrum. He recorded Keeping It In Context in a 1996 session with some of New York City's finest avant practitioners following PoGressions (CJR, 1996), the date that led to him first dipping his ...
Marion Brown: Live in Europe 1968 & 1972
by Mark Corroto
There was not much room in the crowded landscape of the 1960s avant-garde for everyone to receive equal attention. Critics and listeners alike gravitated toward the towering presence of John Coltrane, whose music dominated both record sales and jazz journalism. As a result, visionary figures such as Eric Dolphy, Albert Ayler and Marion Brown often found ...
Lao Dan / Vasco Trilla: New Species
by Glenn Astarita
There is a moment on “Tea Horse Road," the album's fourth track, where the saxophone drops to a near whisper and the percussion seems to breathe rather than strike. You realize you are not listening to two musicians from opposite sides of the world so much as two people who have agreed, without a word, on ...
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