Catalogue
10th January 2025 – #SLR2004
Xhosa Cole
On A Modern Genius (Vol.1)
Featuring Liberty Styles & Heidi Vogel
March 2024 – #SLR1989
Trish Clowes & Ross Stanley
Journey to Where
” … vital music full of swing, emotion and atmosphere … a deep understanding, a musical bond, a little bit of magic perhaps.” – The Irish Times ★★★★½
February 2024 – #SLR1937
Paul Dunmall Quintet with Ed Puddick & the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Big Band
Soultime Again
“… absolutely triumphant live recording ” – London Jazz News
May 2023 – #SLR1981
Steve Banks
Emboldened
“… heartfelt and honest, as are the performances. A chronicle of hard-won optimism and hope. An elegant response to troubled times” – BBC Music Magazine ★★★★★
November 2022 – #SLR1978
Xhosa Cole
Ibeji
“A fascinating album was brilliantly recast into a focused live gig that gripped the audience for two uninterrupted sets.” – Financial Times ★★★★
November 2021 – #SLM1988
Sara Colman
Ink On A Pin: A Celebration of Joni Mitchell
“Particularly powerful …” – Gramophone Magazine
July 2021 – #SLR2020
Xhosa Cole
K(no)w Them, K(no)w Us
“Soweto Kinch and Reuben James join Handsworth tenor Cole on a covers set that lets his technique shine. Fiery interplay on Woody Shaw’s Zoltan and Monk’s Played Twice is offset by a silky take on Rodgers and Hart’s Manhattan.” – MOJO ★★★★
June 2021 – #SLR1976
Young Pilgrims
We’re Young Pilgrims
“Foote’s rocking jazzers delivered in no uncertain terms with a muscular phalanx of brass and two drum kits that could have knocked down the Walls of Jericho without amplification.” – The Arts Desk
2020 – #SLR1883
stillefelt
stillefelt
“…spacious textures and haunted melodies … luxuriantly curling melodic lines.” – The Wire
2018 – #SLR1968
Sara Colman
What We’re Made Of
“At the heart of it all is Colman’s unfailingly beautiful, richly expressive voice …” – Jazzwise ★★★★
2018 (Label sampler)
Various Artists
Stoney Lane Collection
2018 – #SLR1878
Various Artists
Live At The Spotted Dog
“a fascinating and tantalising glimpse into the second city’s thriving jazz scene and its up-and-coming stars.” – London Jazz News
2017 – #SLR1966
Gonimoblast
Gonimoblast Live
with Maya SK Ratkje & Arve Henriksen
“It’s electronica, but with plenty of mood-swinging clout.” – The Guardian
2017 – #SLR1977
Jonathan Silk
Fragment
“11 tracks of invention, subtlety, power and grace succeeding in making this one of the musical highlights of 2016. The stunning compositions are performed in style by a band that features some of the finest talent in the UK.” – UK Vibe ★★★★★
2017 – #SLR1892
Ben Lee Quintet
In The Tree
“unabashed vivacity in the form of one of this year’s most entertaining, occasionally whimsical jazz offerings.” – AP Reviews
2016 – #SLR1920
Hans Koller
Retrospection
“A force to be reckoned with on the British scene … his approach to the interplay of the historical and the contemporary is as open-minded as it is creative … every track here will amply reward attention.” – Jazz Journal ★★★★★
2016 – #SLR2005
Young Pilgrims
Little Things
“A standard-bearer for the vibrancy of the jazz scene in the city of Birmingham.” – The Jazz Breakfast
2015 – #SLR1954
Mark Pringle
A Moveable Feast
“An ambitious project featuring a twelve piece ensemble … Pringle and his musicians conjure up a fascinating array of sounds and textures.” – The Jazz Mann
2015 – #SLR1931
Mike Fletcher Trio
Vuelta
“It’s worth mentioning that Vuelta‘s quality extends beyond the music … let’s hope it is a sign of things to come from the label and from the Mike Fletcher Trio.” – AllAboutJazz ★★★★
2012 – #SLM1888
TG Collective
Release The Pengiuns
“You’ll see that they can let their hair down … from gypsy swing to husling, Chick Corea-ish improv, and serene excursions into the baroque, the playlist always keeps you guessing. And the telepathy is always tuneful.” – The Sunday Times