Here comes the much awaited release of "Fancier Tango", the band performance version of the fans all time favourite "Fancy Tango”. Miho’s Jazz Orchestra has recorded four of the tracks straight off the back of their five week National Tour due to the growing demand from fans all around the country. This is also a rare recording giving audience a chance to experience the classical side of Wada’s original pan-pacific sounds. credits released May 28, 2016

Miho’s Jazz Orchestra (Tracks 1, 2, 4 & 6) Miho Wada - Flute Pascal Roggen - Violin, Electric Violin & Cello Andrew Rudolph - Guitars Eamon Edmundson-Wells - Bass Jared Desvaux de Marigny - Drums

MJO String Quartet (Tracks 3 & 5) Miho Wada - Flute & Piano Simone Roggen - Violin Pascal Roggen - Violin Michael Palmer - Cello

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Olly Harmer at the Lab Studio Photos by Jane Blundell, Kloser Studio tags

Entirely in synch with MJO's fun-loving energy and humour, this album was written while touring with Miho’s baby bump, and recorded during the lead up to the baby's arrival. The ultimate tour diary to motherhood, Bumpy Road introduces the fresh flavour of world music to Miho’s more familiar J-pop style jazz compositions.

Combining the skilled musicianship and friendship of the Miho's Jazz Orchestra band members with the expert craftsmanship of studio engineer Olly Harmer, Bumpy Road captures the dynamic mood swings of the emotional pregnancy roller-coaster. Sprinkled with mystery and uncertainty about the changes to come, this album blends the warmth and authenticity of MJO's powerful live performance with the excitement, joy and anticipation surrounding the genesis of a new life.

Following the successful release of MJO's live album MJO Live @ The Lab (2014), Bumpy Road was recorded live at the Lab Recording Studios in Auckland, marking the sixth release for Miho’s Jazz Orchestra since their formation in 2011. Their most recent studio album Mystery Banana (2014) reached #13 on the New Zealand Album Charts. 2014 also saw Miho tour Japan with MJO and record her EP side project Memphis Dreamin' (2014) at the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. credits released October 8, 2015

Miho's Jazz Orchestra: Miho Wada (flute & sax) Pascal Roggen (violin, electric violin & guiro) Andrew Rudolph (guitars) Eamon Edmundson-Wells (bass & double bass) Jared Desvaux de Marigny (drums)

Special Guest: Takumi Motokawa (keys, xylophone, piano, clavinet, hammond organ)

String Section: Pascal Roggen (violins) Greg MacGavity (viola) James Donaldson (cello)

Recorded and mixed by Olly Harmer at The Lab Mastered by Don Bartley at Benchmark Mastering

Jazz-flute-ninja Miho Wada announces the release of the new live album "MJO Live at The Lab".

The ultimate answer to their fans’ growing demands for a live album, Miho’s Jazz Orchestra (MJO) has recorded and filmed an intimate concert at the Lab Recording Studios.

The 13-track album was recorded on one summer afternoon, all in a single take, including what happens between the songs... The warmth and authenticity of their live performance is clearly heard in each track, as their friendly stage persona and fun-loving energy spills over in this feel-good album.

Enjoy a MJO concert in the comfort of your own home! "MJO Live @ The Lab" CD & DVD set also available through our website: www.mihowada.com/products-page credits released November 30, 2014

Miho Wada - flute, sax & vocals Pascal Roggen - electric violin James Donaldson - cello Andrew Rudolph - guitars Leo Corso - bass Jared Desvaux de Marigny - drums

Recorded and mixed by Olly Harmer, The Lab Mastered by Don Bartley, Benchmark Mastering Photography by Jane Blundell, Kloser Portraits Design by Jason Peters, JP3 Design Copy Edit by Helen Millar

Music and lyrics written by Miho Wada Produced by Miho's Jazz Orchestra

Memphis Dreamin' was recorded at the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. The four-track EP was recorded on a summer evening, almost all in a single take. Brimming with the warmth and authenticity of a live performance, each track carries the magical spell of this amazing studio where the souls of legends still live in the walls, and where the natural acoustics are so pure that every ounce of the astounding atmosphere is captured. According to Matt Ross-Spang, the Sun Studio engineer responsible for maintaining and treasuring the original "Sun" sound, this is most likely the first J-Pop style recording Sun Studio has ever seen.

Joining Miho on this exciting new release are Sun Studio musicians JP Keith (guitars), Ricky Steff (keyboardist for Luceo), Dave Roe (bassist for the late Johnny Cash), John Argroves (drums), and her husband and violinist Pascal Roggen (MJO).

Recorded and mixed by Matt Ross-Sprang at the Sun Studio, Memphis Mastered by Don Bartley at the Benchmark Mastering, Sydney

All music and lyrics written by Miho Wada All rights reserved © Florestar Ltd credits released September 25, 2014

Miho Wada - flute & vocals Pascal Roggen - violin & electric violin John Paul Keith - guitars Ricky Steff - piano Dave Roe - bass & double bass John Argroves - drums tags

"What's all this about a Mystery Banana?"

Globe-trotting Japanese jazz flute ninja Miho Wada takes you on a musical adventure with her new album "Mystery Banana". Recorded in Tokyo, London and Auckland and mastered in Sydney, this new album gives you a broad horizon on Miho's international music making during 2013.

Come along and enjoy the "feel-good" musical ride on atmospheric bubbles with Miho's Jazz Orchestra. credits released April 18, 2014

Miho's Jazz Orchestra Members:

Miho Wada - flute & sax Pascal Roggen - violin & electric violin James Donaldson - cello Andrew Rudolph - guitars Leo Corso - bass Jared Desvaux de Marigny - drums

Special Guests:

Takumi Motokawa - piano Cameron McArthur - double bass Dr Goatius Foot - bass solo Andrew McDowall - trumpet Jono Tan - trombone

Recorded at The Lab (Auckland), KSR Studio (Tokyo), Digicake (Auckland) and Goatopolis Studio (London)

Mixed by Olly Harmer at The Lab (Auckland) Mastered by Don Bartley at the Benchmark Mastering (Sydney)

All music written by Miho Wada Produced by Miho's Jazz Orchestra

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Enter a new dimension in the world of jazz and experience eight instrumental tracks exploring Miho's globe-trotting creative background in rock, ska, classical and world music.

Written, arranged and produced by Miho Wada and performed by her fantastic Jazz Orchestra, “EXIT 621” was recorded straight off the back of their sell-out South Island tour. Contagiously catchy and instantly uplifting, the album’s title was inspired by Miho's recent attempt to “exit” from her diet the flavour enhancer E621, commonly known as MSG.

Capturing Miho's positive outlook on life, and combining it with just a hint of Japanese nostalgia, “EXIT 621” seamlessly blends stylish contemporary jazz with Miho's unique pan-pacific flavour.

credits released May 1, 2013

Miho's Jazz Orchestra Members

Miho Wada - flute & sax Pascal Roggen - violin & electric violin James Donaldson - cello Andrew Rudolph - guitars Leo Corso - bass Jared Desvaux de Marigny - drums

Special Guests Heather Bolton - piano Simone Roggen - violin Michael Palmer - cello

Recorded & mixed by Olly Harmer at The Lab Mastered by Don Bartley at Benchmark

Design & Artwork by Jason Peters, JP3 Design Insert band photo by Jane Blundell, Kloser Portraits

All music written, arranged and produced by Miho Wada.

A new studio recorded jazzy instrumental album by Miho Wada. Recorded with her pocket size jazz orchestra and Japanese Taiko Drums. All music written, arranged and produced by Miho Wada. This album was recorded and mixed in 4 days at the Lab Recording Studio in Mt Eden then mastered at the legendary Benchmark Mastering in Sydney. credits released June 15, 2012

Miho Wada - flute & sax Pascal Roggen - violin & electric violin James Donaldson - cello Andrew Rudolph - guitar Takumi Motokawa - piano & organ Leo Corso - bass Alistair Deverick - drums Jane Chen - taiko drums Olly Harmer - recording & mixing Don Bartley - mastering Jane Blundell - photography Jason Peters - art work

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The project Miho's Jazz Orchestra started soon after the Christchurch earthquakes and Japanese tsunami/nuclear disasters. It first began as a place friends gathered to play music together. They recorded this EP Para Tí (it means For You) in hope of sending love across the sea. credits released October 26, 2011

Miho Wada - flute & saxophones Mark Dennison - clarinet & saxophones Dillon Mayhew - french horn & trumpet Pascal Roggen - violins & electric violin Claire Macfarlane - violins James Donaldson - cellos Andrew Rudolph - guitars Leo Corso - Bass Alistair Deverick - drums Takumi Motokawa - piano tags

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Score sheet music of following tunes plus a bonus EP of "Para Tí".

1. Bailamos
2. Between the Sheets
3. Cats Out
4. Clock Hop
5. The Dark Side of Bouncy Castle
6. Fancy Tanogo
7. Los Dos
8. Nanda Nanda
9. Seaside Love Walk
10. Welcome Home
11. Wonderland Puppy Walk
12. Cats Out - Full Score
13. Fancy Tango - Full Score
14. Los Dos - Full Score
15. Welcome Home - Full Score

"22 tunes of Happiness" 2nd score book with 22 fun jazzy tunes written by Miho Wada, especially put together to help her students to learn jazz / swing style on flute, clarinet and saxophone. Includes lower parts to suit beginner clarinet players. Suitable for most melody instruments. Many of the tunes from PLAY M!HO series are regularly performed by Miho's Jazz Orchestra and are available on CD and download. Song Listing:

1. Friendly Cat
2. Spying
3. T.P.K.
4. Ikebanana
5. Go Go Go!
6. Triple Decker
7. Helen vs Crohn's
8. As You Wish...
9. Carmen's Requiem
10. Sunny Smile
11. Bears and Bamboos
12. Sneaky Walky
13. Easy Rider
14. Short Waltz
15. Bluesy Me, Bluesy You
16. Taking Off
17. Matt's Funky Monkey
18. Christmas Madness
19. Persistently Friendly Cat
20. Claudia's Holiday
21. Sending
22. Breakfast with Aliens

Latest release from the PLAY M!HO tutor book series. Book 3 includes tunes from the albums Mystery Banana and Memphis Dreamin' as well as more etudes and extra songs to practise feel-good happy jazz playing and improvisation.

1. Time Dance # 1

2. The Rap Song

3. Mystery Banana

4. 4

5. Eerie Night

6. Cherry Beer

7. Rotorua San

8. Late Pohutukawa

9. 6834345

10. Equinox

11. Juxtapagypsy

12. 12.5 Degrees

13. Sengawa Jazz River

14. Mutant Cake Patrol

15. Unseen

16. What Now?

17. Flying South

18. Tokyo Rag Time

19. Grappellish

20. Chop Chop