Disc one
Mutha
An omnivorous palette that takes in Puccini and Dylan, Bach and Bill Withers, and Procol Harum. Jay plays woodwinds and saxophone.
Music
A double album and a suite of love tone-poems to the universe. Available now on all platforms.

New double album
Muthaflower holds five years of hard work and pent-up musical expression since Your Sound, Jay’s 2018 album. It streams out as if a dam had burst, and even a double album could barely contain the soulfulness, energy and lyrical creativity that rushes out.
It’s a beautiful thunderstorm tearing across an arid desert plain, or the night sky with the moon and the imagined rings of Saturn. You may catch glimpses of Eric Dolphy, Wayne Shorter or Coltrane.
Disc one
An omnivorous palette that takes in Puccini and Dylan, Bach and Bill Withers, and Procol Harum. Jay plays woodwinds and saxophone.
Disc two
Entirely Jay’s own compositions. Jay plays bass clarinet and flutes.
On Muthaflower
“The record is pure soul, pure groove… and pure NYC. This is the soundtrack for the block party of our dreams.”
“There is no BS in this music. It’s pure and soulful and it represents the beauty of the time we live in and the beauty that is Jay Rodriguez Sierra.”
“Mr. Rodriguez moves between idioms and energies as easily as he switches instruments.”
As a leader
As a co-founder of Groove Collective and a featured player on Guru’s Jazzmatazz, Jay also appears on many landmark recordings by other artists.