Miles Davis Ella Fitzgerald Flea Louis Armstrong John Coltrane Influential Jazz Musicians Sonny Rollins Kamasi Washington Herbie Hancock Performers Robert Glasper Quincy Jones Roy Ayers Frank Sinatra Thundercat Roberta Flack Laufey Ezra Collective Ornella Vanoni Trombone Shorty Jon Batiste Beyoncé Aaron Parks Meshell Ndegeocello New Jersey Singers Amy Winehouse Brad Mehldau Chris Botti René Urtreger Judy Wexler Bing Crosby Sasha Berliner Caleb Curtis Yosuke Yamashita Jean Toussaint Jazz Singers Donald Byrd Manuel Cebrián Roberto 'Fats' Fernández Till Brönner Michael Bublé Chucho Valdés Magos Herrera Peggy Lee Billie Holiday Bruce Springsteen Hiromi Destin Conrad New York Artists Ben Van Gelder Tony Bennett Riley Mulherkar Carmen Vela Duke Ellington Thomas Quendler David Xirgu Performers at Montreux Esperanza Spalding Christian McBride Singles Vulfpeck Pipi Piazzolla Trio Kris Davis Christoph Irniger Soulful Jazz Ella Laboriel Maga Sarmiento Alice Coltrane Martín Otero Jack DeJohnette Marco Mezquida Álvaro Torres Dinah Washington Amaro Freitas Modest Mouse Marcel Pascual Ray Fuller Marcus Miller Corto. Alto Charlotte dos Santos Headliners Gordon Goodwin Imelda May Tana Santana Arturo Sandoval Eliana Cuevas and Jeremy Ledbetter David Ornette Cherry Joni Mitchell Pipi Piazzolla Trío Isaiah Collier Historical Performers Perico Sambeat Dear Silas Samara Joy
The October 2 release reframes well-known songs as queer-centered reinterpretations driven by a rotating cast of collaborators.
