2023 Georgi Sareski, Marko Jovanovic – Big Love
available on all platforms https://filterlabel.streamlink.to/biglove
2018 the INSTINCTS – Music Unseen
Available on Bandcamp
-with: Georgi Sareski – guitar, Boris Bell – drums, Antti Virtaranta – bass
2016 Sareski Berlin Unit
available on Bandcamp
-with: Georgi Sareski – guitar, Nikolaus Neuser – trumpet, Dzijan Emin – piano, Christian Schantz – Bass, Boris Bell – drums
2011 The Skopje Connection meets Ernst Reijseger (Losen Records, Norway)
Read the review by Alberto Bazzurro
-with: Georgi Sareski – acoustic guitar, Ernst Reijseger – cello, Luca Aquino – trumpet, Dzijan Emin – French horn
Buy it on Amazon.com or iTunes
Visit Losen Records
2009 The Skopje Connection “Amam” (Enrico Blumer Productions, Italy)
Read the review by Angelo Leonardi
-with: Georgi Sareski – acoustic guitar, Luca Aquino – trumpet, Dzijan Emin – French horn,
Buy it on Amazon.com or iTunes
Visit Enrico Blumer Productions
2007 The Georgi Sareski Quartet “Myau Myau” (Skopje Jazz Festival Records)
Read the review by Daniela Floris
-with: Georgi Sareski – guitar, Dzijan Emin – keyboards, Oliver Josifovski – bass, Goce Stevkovski – drums, Justin Keller – tenor sax (as a guest)
Listen on Soundcloud
Visit Skopje Jazz Festival Records
2006 Georgi Sareski 6 feat. Francesco Bearzatti (Chicken Madness, Macedonia)
“The music throughout is unpredictable, but overall SoHoHo is a creative success for Sareski and the jazz artists who join him. It represents one of those rare occasions when the right group of great musicians got together on the right day, with the right music.” – read the full review on allaboutjazz.com
-with: Georgi Sareski – guitar, Francesco Bearzatti – tenor sax, Dzijan Emin – French horn, Vladan Drobicki – trombone, Oliver Josifovski – bass, Alek Sekulovski – drums
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2005 Georgi Sareski “Elflandia” (Chicken Madness, Macedonia)
“The compositions are beautiful and powerful, revealing that Sareski not only has an ear for melodies, but also is a composer with a fertile imagination and capability for arrangements that seamlessly shift between the contemporary and the traditional.” – read the full review on allaboutjazz.com
-with: Georgi Sareski – guitar, Uri Gurvich – soprano saxophone, Rick Stone – alto saxophone; Justin Keller – tenor saxophone, Byron Colborn – baritone saxophone, David Hickok – trombone, David Rosenthal – trumpet, Roy Assaf – piano, Michael Reis – piano (track 3) Cristiano Da Ros – upright bass, Kota Nakamura – drums,