Dayna Stephens on saxophone, Aaron Parks on piano, Ben Street on bass, and Greg Hutchinson on drums. CD

Terri Lyne Carrington on drums, percussion and vocals – with Morgan Guerin on saxophone, bass and EWI, Aaron Parks on piano and keys, Matthew Stevens on guitar, Debo Ray on vocals, and Kassa Overall as MC & DJ. CD

James Farm is Joshua Redma on saxophone, Aaron Parks on piano, Hammond, pump organ, and celeste, Matt Penman on bass, and Eric Harland on drums. Tracks are all originals by members of the band. CD

Christian Scott on cornet, trumpet, piano, flugelhorn, and soprano trombone, Louis Fouche on straight alto saxophone, Walter Smith III on tenor saxophone, Aaron Parks on piano, synth bass, Fender Rhodes, and synth, Matt Stevens on guitar, and Luques Curtis and Esperanza Spalding on bass, and Marcus Gilmore on drums. CD

The first-ever album from Joshua Redman to feature vocals, yet a set that also has plenty of his own great tenor sax as well – all set up in a very unusual format wrapped around different scenes and cities in the US! The record's a bit of a statement on the America of the 21st Century, as even older songs are transformed in the setting, and mixed with some especially nice originals by the group – delivered by a lineup that features Gabrielle Cavassa on vocals, Aaron Parks on piano, Joe Sanders on bass, and Brian Blade on drums. The album also features guest work from Joel Ross on vibes, Kurt Rosenwinkel and Peter Bernstein on guitars, and Nicholas Payton on trumpets – and titles include "After Minneapolis", "Chicago Blues", "Manhattan", "That's New England", "Alabama", "Where Are You", and "My Heart In San Francisco". CD

Christian Scott on on trumpet – with Walter Smith III on tenor, Matt Stevens on guitar, Aaron Parks on piano, Joe Sanders on bass, and Jamire Williams on drums. CD

Features Terence Blanchard on trumpet, Brice Winston on tenor and soprano saxes, Aaron Parks on piano, Derrick Hodge on electric and acoustic bass, Kendrick Scott on drums and percussion, and Zach Harmon on tabla. CD