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Isaiah J. Thompson is a standout figure in contemporary jazz. A Juilliard graduate and the 2023 American Pianists Awards winner with the Cole Porter Fellowship, Thompson leads a dynamic quartet that blends modern swing, spiritual jazz inflection, and intricate composition. As a bandleader, he has released a string of acclaimed albums, most notably The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (Mack Avenue, 2025), which marks his debut as a leader on a major label. Thompson’s work reflects a deep connection to gospel-inflected jazz, combined with a rigorous classical training that informs every phrase he shapes at the piano.

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This performer page highlights the quartet’s ongoing journey — from studio albums to live performances at renowned venues and festival stages. Secure your seats for upcoming shows in major markets and scenic venues, and stay connected with official channels for the latest tour updates.

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The Isaiah J. Thompson Quartet typically features Julian Lee on tenor sax, Sebastian Rios on bass, and David Alvarez III on drums. Guest appearances have included vocalist Vuyo Sotashe at select shows, adding a soulful dimension to dates that celebrate Thompson’s rich, concept-driven compositions. Thompson’s discography showcases a breadth of work from celebratory modern jazz to intimate, contemplative projects, including The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (2025, Mack Avenue), A Guaraldi Holiday (2023, Outside In Music/Jazz Bird Records), The Power of the Spirit (2023, Blue Engine Records), Composed in Color (2021, Red Records), and Isaiah J. Thompson Plays The Music Of Buddy Montgomery (2020, WJ3 Records).

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Whether you’re in New York City catching a set at Birdland or enjoying a more intimate club night at Side Door Jazz Club in Old Lyme, CT, the quartet delivers a compelling live experience. Follow the ensemble for upcoming dates, tour segments, and featured collaborations, and keep an eye on venue pages for the most current scheduling information.

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For the latest news, releases, and performance updates, connect with Isaiah J. Thompson online and explore the official sites and social channels listed below.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Isaiah J. Thompson Quartet

  • Isaiah J. Thompson is a Juilliard graduate and 2023 American Pianists Awards winner (Cole Porter Fellowship).
  • Band lineup (as of major 2025 appearances) typically includes Julian Lee (tenor sax), Sebastian Rios (bass) and David Alvarez III (drums); Vuyo Sotashe has appeared as a guest vocalist on some shows.
  • The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (2025) marks Thompson’s Mack Avenue Records debut as a leader; first single VIII. The Prophet released ahead of the album.
  • Major albums (leader) in order most recent first: The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (2025, Mack Avenue), A Guaraldi Holiday (2023, Outside In Music/Jazz Bird Records), The Power of the Spirit (2023, Blue Engine Records), Composed in Color (2021, Red Records), Isaiah J. Thompson Plays The Music Of Buddy Montgomery (2020, WJ3 Records).
  • Notable awards include Lincoln Center Emerging Artist Award (2018), second place in Thelonious Monk Competition (2018), and American Pianists Awards (2023) with the Cole Porter Fellowship.
  • 2025–2026 touring has included Birdland (NYC), Dizzy’s Club (NYC), Side Door Jazz Club (Old Lyme, CT), Mahaiwe (Great Barrington, MA), Vilar Performing Arts Center (Avon, CO), and UF Phillips Center UpStage (Gainesville, FL).

The records

Isaiah J. Thompson Quartet Discography

  • The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry
    2025 · Mack Avenue Records
  • A Guaraldi Holiday
    2023 · Outside In Music / Jazz Bird Records
  • The Power of the Spirit
    2023 · Blue Engine Records
  • Composed in Color
    2021 · Red Records
  • Isaiah J. Thompson Plays the Music Of Buddy Montgomery
    2020 · WJ3 Records

The hits

Top Isaiah J. Thompson Quartet Songs

  • VIII. The Prophet
    2025 · N/A
  • Great Pumpkin Waltz
    2023 · JazzWeek Airplay peak 5 (Dec 18, 2023)
  • Thanksgiving Theme
    2023 · N/A
  • Little Birdie
    2023 · N/A
  • Christmas Time Is Here
    2023 · N/A

The Isaiah J. Thompson Quartet typically features Julian Lee on tenor sax, Sebastian Rios on bass, and David Alvarez III on drums. Guest appearances have included vocalist Vuyo Sotashe at select shows, adding a soulful dimension to dates that celebrate Thompson’s rich, concept-driven compositions. Thompson’s discography showcases a breadth of work from celebratory modern jazz to intimate, contemplative projects, including The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (2025, Mack Avenue), A Guaraldi Holiday (2023, Outside In Music/Jazz Bird Records), The Power of the Spirit (2023, Blue Engine Records), Composed in Color (2021, Red Records), and Isaiah J. Thompson Plays The Music Of Buddy Montgomery (2020, WJ3 Records).

Whether you’re in New York City catching a set at Birdland or enjoying a more intimate club night at Side Door Jazz Club in Old Lyme, CT, the quartet delivers a compelling live experience. Follow the ensemble for upcoming dates, tour segments, and featured collaborations, and keep an eye on venue pages for the most current scheduling information.

For the latest news, releases, and performance updates, connect with Isaiah J. Thompson online and explore the official sites and social channels listed below.

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