Sdban Records is proud to present the first official reissue of Coal Mining, the 1978 debut album by Dutch jazz pianist René van Helsdingen. This album marks a significant milestone, the beginning of van Helsdingen’s decades-spanning career as an innovative and independent musician.
Coal Mining was originally released on Munich Records, a respected Dutch jazz and roots label founded by music... Read more
After two albums inspired by vast northern landscapes, the forces of nature, and an ever-present sense of duality, Glass Museum shifts gears. The Brussels-based group—originally formed in 2016 by pianist Antoine Flipo and drummer Martin Grégoire—welcomes bassist Issam Labbene as an official third member, opening up a richer, more immersive sound and setting its sights on the rhythms of the modern... Read more
As a fragment of a reimagined urban landscape, Anchor, the new single by Glass Museum, evokes the memory of the harbor: a frozen remnant of a vanished maritime life, a symbol of time standing still. Its metallic tones recall the creak of cranes and the clatter of chains, echoing the traces of an abandoned port that still seem to resonate at night.
The single’s artwork depicts a solitary figure, a... Read more
Belgian trio KAU presents their brand-new single morph_303, the third release leading up to their anticipated album Unknown Waveforms, set for release on 10 October 2025.
The album’s intro flows seamlessly into morph_303, which immediately sets the tone with KAU’s signature musical elements. A driving interplay of bass and drums creates an energetic groove, while the lead synth carries a... Read more
With “VAN GLAS”, Glass Museum releases its first collaboration with rapper JAZZ BRAK, a prominent member of the Brussels-based hip-hop collective STIKSTOF, which also includes artists like Zwangere Guy. JAZZ BRAK brings a distinctive voice to this introspective and hard-hitting track.
Centered around the phrase “Al wat van glas is breekt” (“everything made of glass breaks”), the song addresses... Read more
