Released in February 2026 through a partnership between Omnivore Recordings and Widow’s Taste Music, the four-disc collection gathers 32 performances drawn from Pepper’s extended engagement at The Cellar. The recordings were never originally intended for commercial release. Instead, they were captured by the club’s manager as informal documentation of performances taking place inside one of Canada’s most respected jazz venues. Because the tapes were made in a casual recording environment rather than a professional studio, the resulting sound offers something uniquely intimate. Listeners hear the atmosphere of the club, the subtle interactions between musicians, and the raw immediacy that defines live jazz. The result feels less like a traditional album and more like sitting inside the room as the music unfolds. For fans of The Improv Café, this kind of authenticity is the essence of jazz radio: performances that breathe, evolve, and exist only in the moment.