A Day Off presents the work of three distinct artistic voices — Matúš Jakabčic, Ľuboš Šrámek, and Sisa Michalidesová — brought together by long-standing friendship and deep musical understanding. The album combines new compositions with refined big band writing, performed by an international ensemble of leading musicians from Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Hungary. Martin Uherek appears as a tenor saxophonist, contributing his sound and experience to the album’s rich orchestral texture.

“Hommage to Arnošt Coufal” by Deus Sax Machina features Martin Uherek, whose contributions to this album demonstrate his prowess as a composer and performer. His pieces for sax quintet are a highlight, showcasing his sophisticated, melodic compositions and his ability to craft intricate musical narratives. This album is a testament to Martin’s talent and his dedication to pushing the boundaries of jazz music.

The third volume, “Príbehy jazzu vol. 3 - Začiatky moderného jazzu,” was released in 2021 and explores the dynamic developments of the 1950s and early 1960s. This album continues Martin’s tradition of combining jazz performances with engaging narratives, offering insights into the new concepts and artistic revolutions that defined this vibrant period in jazz history.

On “Root System,” Martin Uherek contributes his sophisticated saxophone playing to Peter Korman’s intricate compositions. His melodic lines and thoughtful improvisations add depth and nuance to the album, enhancing its rich, textured soundscape. This collaboration showcases Martin’s ability to seamlessly integrate into diverse musical contexts, adding his unique voice to the ensemble.

Released in 2016, “Príbehy jazzu” is the first in a series of albums combining quality jazz music with insightful storytelling. This album provides a brief cross-section of jazz history, from the early 20th century to the present. By blending music and narrative, Martin brings the secrets of jazz closer to listeners, offering a unique educational and auditory experience that highlights his dedication to the art form and its rich history.