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Four artists, one band, nine releases, thirteen years of trust. BYNK Records exists because of long-term relationships with musicians we believe in deeply.
Tour dates, the full story, and everything else Reggie is up to.
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Three releases on BYNK Records. Maynard Ferguson Orchestra alumnus. Deep Pittsburgh roots, world-class tone, compositional voice that keeps deepening. Orrin Evans calls him one of the most compelling trombone voices in modern jazz.
★★★★ All About Jazz · DownBeat Editors' Pick · Carnegie Music Hall
Projects, performances, and everything else Richard is up to.
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Bennett
Pianist and composer whose work traverses bebop, jump blues, and avant-garde without apology. His catalog of original compositions is expansive, restless, and deeply rooted in the jazz tradition. Parker Plays X, his first co-led recording with Matt Parker, showcases twelve Bennett originals played with urgency and wit by a quartet at the top of their game.
BYNK #004 · Parker Plays X · Neon Jazz
Songs, sessions, and everything else Alan is up to.
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Vocalist, guitarist, bassist, composer. Spontaneous, emotionally direct, and technically exceptional. His debut on BYNK Records, Little White Lies, is a masterclass in knowing when not to add anything. The first in a series of minimalist recordings planned for BYNK.
★ New on BYNK Records · November 2025
Performances, the studio, and everything else Matt is up to.
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Founder and Artistic Director of BYNK Records. Producer of every label release. John Wick, Poolman, Dorrance Dance, Maynard Ferguson Orchestra, Postmodern Jukebox. "Restlessly inventive, showcasing his resourcefulness and playfulness." (DownBeat)
DownBeat Best of 2014 · ★★★★½ · JAZZIZ · All About Jazz
Shows, the band, and the Sugarfoot Stomp remaster.
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A burlesque, cabaret, vaudevillian act built around the viper jazz songs of the 1920s and '30s. King Oliver. Fats Waller. Cab Calloway. Duke Ellington. Plus clever arrangements of rock classics, because why not. A small orchestra that sounds like nothing else: jazz and mischief fused at the source. Their moment in John Wick (2014) is the most-heard saxophone Matt Parker has played, and their debut album Sugarfoot Stomp returns September 25, remixed and remastered on BYNK Records with unreleased tracks.
As Heard in John Wick (2014) · Lionsgate · "The Best Little Big Band in the Biz."Work With BYNK Records
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