As Leader/Co-leader
Julien Wilson – STOCK (2020 CD/LP- AIR Award finalist)
STOCK-Pile (2020 EP)
This Narrow Isthmus (2015 – double Bell Award finalist)
Swailing (2014 – The Age Music Victoria Award finalist)
This is Always (2013 – Triple Bell Award winner, AIR Award Finalist)
Trio-Live (2007)
While You Were Sleeping (2006 – ARIA nominee)
Mike Nock Hamish Stuart Julien Wilson Jonathan Zwartz – Another Dance (2022)
This World (2019 – ARIA finalist / AIR Award Finalist / Australian Jazz BELL Award finalist in 4 categories)
Wilson Magnusson Collings – Tale of Two Birds (2016)
Sam Anning/Julien Wilson/Allan Browne – Sweethearts (2013 – Bell Award Finalist)
Julien Wilson/Stephen Magnusson – Kaleidoscopic (2009 – ARIA nominee)
Wilson/Magnusson/Guthrie – Departures by Assumptions (2004) Assumptions2 (2003)
Snag – Live at The Town Hall (2001) Heaps (1999) Hey Guess What (1998)
Festa – Wide (2000), Festa (1997)
As Ensemble Member
Barney McAll – Precious Energy (2022)
An Extra-Celestial Christmas (2019)
Mooroolbark (2015 – winner of ARIA, AIR, The Age Music Victoria Award + two Bell Awards + AppleMusic Australian Jazz Album of the Year)
Andrea Keller – Andrea Keller Curates Monday Nights Live at the Jazzlab Volume 2 (2020)
FiveBelow – Life is Brut(if)Al (2020)
Transients Volume II (2019)
Transients Volume I (2019 – The Age Music Victoria Award / Australian Music Prize Finalist)
Still Night: Music in Poetry (2017 – Bell Award)
Sam Anning – Oaatchapai (2021)
Across a Field as Vast as One (2018 – The Age Music Victoria Award / Australian Music Prize Finalist / Bell Award)
Jamie Pregnell – Sleepy Town (2020)
Michael Jordan – AIM (with Barney McAll – 2019)
Kristin Berardi – Where or When (2015 – Bell Award)
Jonathan Zwartz – Animarum (2018 – ARIA Award / Bell Award)
the remembering and forgetting of the air (2013 – AIR Award)
Stu Hunter – The Migration (2016 – double Bell Award, ARIA Nominee)
The Gathering (2009 – Bell Award / AIR Award)
The Black Arm Band – Dirtsong (2009)
Hidden Republic (2008)
Murundak (2006)
Australian Art Orchestra – Ruby (2005)
Into The Fire (2001)
Passion (1999)
Ishish – End of a Line (2008)
Waiting For it (2002)
What Should Be (1999)
Ishish (1998)
Murphy’s Law – Street Art (2008)
Tanuki’s Revenge (2008)
Telling Tales (2004)
Tom Vincent – Septet (2015)
Hermeto Pascoal – The Monash Sessions (2013 )
Jex Saarelaht Quartet –Fiveways (2010)
Desmond White – Open Land (2009)
HUSH Collection – Volume 8: A Castle For All (2008)
Mike Nock Project – Meeting of the Waters (2007)
Sugg/Oehlers/Wilson – TTTenor (2007)
Aaron Choulai – Korema (2005)
Virus – Gypsy Tea Room (2004), With Her Dixie Eyes Blazing (2001)
Rumberos – Fitzroy Sound (2004)
The Big One – Spoon Relief (1996)
David Tolley – THATs BASSic (1994)
As a Guest
Seven Wonders – (with Barney McAll 2020)
Ben Salter – Summer of the Loud Birds (2020)
Back Yourself (2017)
The Stars My Destination (2015)
The Cat (2011 – QMA Album of The Year)
Osunlade – Ache (2019)
Elly Hoyt – The Composer’s Voice (2019)
Ed Keupper and The Aints – 5-6-7-8-9 (2019)
Eamon Dilworth – Crawfish PoBoys (2019)
Harry Mitchell Quartet – In My Dreams (2018)
Clancye Milne – The Clancye Milne Octet (2017)
Brendan Gallagher – Sonofobituary (2016)
Tamara Kuldin – Love, Longing & Lullabies (2016)
B# Big Band – Live at Hamer Hall (2015)
Joe Camelleri – Return of The Voodoo Sheiks (2013)
Renee Geyer – Swing (2013)
Grace Knight – Keep Cool Fool (2012)
Sarah MacKenzie – Close Your Eyes (2012 – ARIA Award), Don’t Tempt Me (2010 – ARIA nominee)
Kurt Elling – Jazz & Orchestra TV Special with Sydney Symphony Orchestra (2008)
Augie March – Watch Me Disappear (2008), Moo, You Bloody Choir (2006 – Australian Music Prize)
Ben Winkleman – The Spanish Tinge (2008)
Benjamin Hoare – A Time In Place (2008)
Alex Burns – Adventures in Paradise (2008)
Thirsty Merc – Slideshows (2007)
Daddy Cool – The New Cool (2006)
Movie/TV Soundtracks
The Sweetness (2022) composer, clarinets, pre and post production
Offspring (2013) – guest saxophonist/co-composer
The Eye of The Storm (2012) – Paul Grabowsky Trio with Chamber Orchestra featuring Branford Marsalis and Julien Wilson as soprano saxophone soloists
The Art Of War (2005) – Paul Grabowsky
HollywoodLand (2002) – David Shea