New Jazz

New Jazz Records was founded in 1960 by the influential jazz musician and producer, Bob Thiele. The label emerged during a vibrant period in jazz history, focusing on avant-garde and experimental styles that reflected the genre's evolution. Notable artists associated with New Jazz include the iconic saxophonist John Coltrane and the innovative pianist McCoy Tyner, both of whom contributed to the label's reputation for high-quality recordings. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, New Jazz became a platform for emerging talents and established musicians alike, showcasing a range of genres from hard bop to free jazz. The label's commitment to artistic expression and exploration helped shape the sound of modern jazz. New Jazz's legacy endures through its catalog, which remains influential among jazz enthusiasts and musicians. The label is remembered for its role in promoting creative freedom and its contributions to the broader jazz movement during a transformative era.