21st Century Jazz/Fusion Man

[Wounded Land]

Okay, inspired by the "21st Century Metal Man" thread, I thought I'd do the same thing but for jazz and fusion.

The Rules:
1. Pick thirteen albums for 2000-2009 and thirteen for 2010-2013.
2. Compilations or reissues are not allowed.
3. Each artist may only appear ONCE in your lists.
4. You are left to your own conscience to identify what counts as jazz/fusion and what does not.

Mine:

2000-2009
Carla Bley The Lost Chords Find Paolo Fresu
Alex Cline Continuation
Nels Cline The Giant Pin
DFA 4th
Frogg Cafe Creatures
Jonas Hellborg Personae
Charles Lloyd The Water Is Wide
John McLaughlin Floating Point
Pat Metheny The Way Up
One Shot Dark Shot
Planet X MoonBabies
Dino Saluzzi/Anja Lechner Ojos Negros
Miguel Zenon Esta Plena

2010-2013
Accordo Dei Contrari Kublai
Nik Bartsch's Ronin Llyria
Tim Berne Snakeoil
Elephant9 Walk the Nile
Tord Gustavsen Quartet The Well
Vijay Iyer Trio Accelerando
Keith Jarrett/Charlie Haden Jasmine
Preservation Hall Jazz Band/Del McCoury Band American Legacies
Liam Sillery Phenomenology
Esperanza Spalding Radio Music Society
Marcin Wasilewski Trio Faithful
Wyatt/Atmon/Stephen For the Ghosts Within
John Zorn The Concealed

[PeterG]

Excellent idea. I won't be able to contribute though. As I know almost nothing about current fusion or jazz

[Facelift]

2000-2009

Matthew Shipp Quartet - Pastoral Composure
Masada - Live in Sevilla 2000
Electric Masada - At the Mountains of Madness
Brad Mehldau - Live in Tokyo
Dave Holland - Not for Nuthin'
Berne - The Sublime And.
John Abercrombie - Third Quartet
Dave Douglas - Freak In
Anthony Curtis - Book of the Key
Trygve Seim, Øyvind Brække & Per Oddvar Johansen - The Source and Different Cikadas
Gregg Bendian Interzone - Requiem for Jack Kirby
Bill Frisell - East/West
Charles Lloyd - Rabo de Nube
Medeski Martin & Wood - The Dropper

2010-2013
I haven't heard thirteen (or even 10) great ones from these years, so I won't bother listing anything.

[Wounded Land]

Great calls on Electric Masada, John Abercrombie, and Charles Lloyd.

NP: Berg Wozzeck