2010, which features settings of poems and texts by Langston Hughes, Audre Lord, Sadi Ranson, Andrew Boyd, David Ignatow, Czeslaw Milosz, and Dunya Mikhail. The album features vocalists Monika Heidemann, Becca Stevens, and Wendy Gilles, along with Sadigursky (saxophone), Nate Radley (guitar/banjo), Pete Rende (piano/Rhodes/pump organ), Eivind Opsvik (bass), Bill Campbell (drums) and Richie Barshay (percussion). The cover of the album features the painting Leaping Kiss, by Chilean-born artist Pablo Campos. In 2011, Sadigursky released Words Project III: Miniatures, which was recorded and co-produced by Michael Leonhart. Unlike Sadigursky's previous albums, which were recorded live over the course of two days each, the album was tracked individually over the course of a year, and features thick layers of voices, loops, brass, strings, percussion and various electronics. Featured vocalists include Karlie Bruce, Christine Correa, Monika Heidemann, Sunny Kim, Jamie Leonhart, Michael Leonhart, Heather Masse, Sam Sadigursky, and Roland Satterwhite. The instrumentalists include Sadigursky (woodwinds/percussion/keyboard), Michael Leonhart (trumpets/percussion/keyboards), Gary Wang (guitar/bass), Jessie Reagan (cello), Chern-Hwei Fung (violin/viola), Richie Barshay (percussion), Michael Beers (English horn), Sunny Jain (tabla), Frank Basile (baritone saxophone), Sebastian Cruz (guitar/percussion), Roland Satterwhite (violin), Andrew McKenna Lee (guitar), and Dan Loomis (bass). Amongst the featured poets are Carl Sandburg, David Ignatow, Sadi Ranson, William Carlos Williams, Maureen McLane, Michael Lally, Emily Dickinson, Kenneth Patchen, and others. In 2013, Sadigursky followed up with Words Project IV, which solely features vocalist Christine Correa. It was recorded in France and features Sadigursky (saxophones), Laurent Coq (piano), Yoni Zelnik (bass), and Karl Jannuska (drums/percussion). It features settings of poems and words by Fernando Pessoa, Carl Sandburg, Bertold Brecht, George W. Bush, Sadi Ranson, and Spencer Reece. The cover of the album is based on a drawing by artist John Roach. Also in 2013, Sadigursky released Crosswords:Mots Croises, which is a collaboration with Laurent Coq based on their 2009 French American Cultural Exchange grant from Chamber Music America and features dual settings of poems in both French and English. It includes the same personnel as Words Project IV, with the addition of French vocalist Laurence Allison, and is based on settings of work by William Carlos Williams, D.H. Lawrence, Blaise Cendrars and Eugène Guillevic, along with respective translations of each work. With the exception of Crosswords: Mots Croises, which was self-released, all four Words Project albums were released by New Amsterdam Records. In 2015, he released Follow the Stick on BJU Records. The group