House of Waters’ ‘Improv 9,’ comes from the sound of the kora which inspires the song. The lyrical dulcimer melody and active rhythmic movements blend seamlessly, creating a thoughtful and evocative experience. 

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It's a ‘Big Party,' and everyone's invited! This record celebrates its undeniable grooves, singular sonic brand, and mischievous humor. Your host for this party is critically acclaimed keyboard player, composer, and arranger Henry Hey. Forq veterans join him: Snarky Puppy guitarist Chris McQueen with his signature funky sound, Government Mule bassist Kevin Scott with his grooving bass lines, and Snarky Puppy drummer Jason 'JT' Thomas with his unmistakable musicality and relentless power. This raucous potluck shindig also boasts incredible guitarists Ryan Scott and Jordan Peters, bassists James Genus, Chris Morrissey, and Eli Menezes, and drummer Josh Dion. Tying it all together is the unexpected harmony, head-nodding, and toe-tapping joy that is absolutely Forq.
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Chris Morrissey’s Live in Minnesota was recorded at Berlin Music Club in Minneapolis on March 23rd, 2024, during Morrissey’s hometown release show for Grey Like The Color. The performance features songs from his six albums and the band—Marco Bolfelli (guitar), Charlotte Greve (saxophone/voice), and Bill Campbell (drums)—is Morrissey’s longest-standing unit and his only group to tour internationally. Live In Minnesota is an inspired, joyful, and free-spirited set.

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Becca Stevens’ Maple to Paper is an intimate exploration of grief, motherhood, and self-expression. The album is recorded in solitude and showcases a stripped-down, folk-inspired sound, reflecting her journey through profound life changes. Stevens' raw, heartfelt vocals and guitar work create a deeply personal experience, offering solace and strength to listeners. "This album brought me back to my roots," she says, highlighting the therapeutic power of music in processing life's complexities. Maple to Paper is a tribute to loss and a celebration of resilience.

Three Visitors’ “You Are" meditates on human potential and self-discovery. The track opens with Simon's piano, setting a reflective tone that hints at life's mysteries. A melodic piano and strings ostinato symbolize our internal dialogue, while Brian Blade’s dynamic drumming drives the trio’s improvisational journey. As the tension builds, Chris Potter’s tenor saxophone solo reaches an intense peak, only to give way to a moment of silence. From this quiet, the initial motif returns, evolving into a new soundscape, with Jana Dagdagan's voice reflecting on our ideal self. The track closes with the reminder that "You Are" is already what you seek.

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