Linda May Han Oh – ‘Walk Against Wind’
I’ve had “Lucid Lullaby” stuck in my head for weeks. It took an equal amount of time for the humor of the literal nature of the song title to wash …
Stream Saxophonist Chase Baird’s Lead Single “Ripcord” Off ‘A Life Between’ (Premiere)
Saxophonist Chase Baird’s career has been flourishing rapidly as of late. Drafted in drummer Antonio Sanchez’s Migration group which released the critically-acclaimed Lines In The Sand last year on CAM Jazz, the …
Jason Moran Live With Theaster Gates (Concert Review)
Looks Of A Lot was theater. It may have been theater that starred Jason Moran’s expert and innovative piano playing and compositions, but it was theater nonetheless. Let’s set the stage. Symphony …
Gerald Clayton Discusses his ‘Two-Shade’ Album
We had the chance to catch up with Gerald Clayton during his visit at the Montreal Jazz Festival to talk about his debut album Two-Shade. Here’s what he had to say. “I don’t like the …
Jose James and Kris Bowers Live at Sculler’s in Boston
José James is releasing a new album, While you were Sleeping, on June 10. Kris Bowers recently released Heroes + Misfits, and plays keys in James’ live band. Their respective groups are …
Libstems Releases ‘Daydream Sounds’
It’s always amazing to learn how well esteemed jazz is in Japan. It’s even moreso to learn how many have such great chops at the American invention. When one thinks …
Stream Terence Blanchard’s “Magnetic”
Trumpeter Terence Blanchard, despite merely being part of Generation Jones, has a kind of elder statesman air to him. The man is doing as one should in the jazz world, …
GChatting with Vijay Iyer about ‘Holding It Down’
Last night while halfway watching the Democratic National Convention (because I’m a democrat but I’d much rather read Ezra Klein and co. break down policy than a week long pep rally), I …
No More Lines in the Sand
“We need all the aspects of it [jazz] and that’s okay. We need the Wynton Marsalis and we need the Anthony Braxton and we need a Chris Botti and we …
Stream Mark Guiliana’s New Album MARK
Mark Guiliana’s latest solo album, MARK, is an intimate and introspective exploration of his musical identity. Performing solo on a vast array of instruments, Guiliana crafts a captivating album that interweaves his signature grooves with experimental percussion, ethereal synth textures, and introspective spoken word.
Ronnie Foster’s “Mystic Brew”: Analysis of Covers and Samples
Ronnie Foster‘s seminal 1972 track “Mystic Brew,” released on his groundbreaking album Two-Headed Freap, cemented its place as one of the most enduring and influential grooves in the annals of …
Wayne Shorter’s Masqualero: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Wayne Shorter‘s “Masqualero” is a timeless jazz composition that has captured the imaginations of musicians and audiences alike since its first appearance on Miles Davis‘ 1967 album Sorcerer. Its enigmatic …
Dizzy Gillespie’s Woody ‘N You: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Dizzy Gillespie‘s composition “Woody ‘N You” has become a jazz standard, a canvas for virtuosos and innovators to express their diverse styles. Originally recorded in 1944, it marks a pivotal …
Michael Jackson’s Human Nature: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Michael Jackson‘s “Human Nature” stands as a unique gem within his monumental Thriller album. Its introspective mood and smooth R&B shimmer offered a moment of quiet reflection amid the disco-infused …
Bud Powell’s Hallucinations & Miles Davis’ Budo: Analysis Jazz of Covers
Jazz standards hold a unique place in musical history. Their melodies, harmonies, and overall structures serve as springboards for countless reinterpretations. Two compositions that exemplify this transformative power are Bud …
Ornette Coleman’s Lonely Woman: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of Ornette Coleman’s “Lonely Woman” composition, including notable versions by Branford Marsalis, Brad Mehldau, Charlie Haden, and more!
Wayne Shorter’s ESP: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Few jazz compositions can claim the adaptability and staying power of Wayne Shorter‘s “ESP.” This enigmatic piece, originally featured on Miles Davis‘ 1965 album of the same name, has become …
An Interview with Tigran Hamasyan
I met Tigran Hamasyan at a Montreal Starbucks hours before his solo piano show at L’Astral on February 11th. He exuded a quiet composure, his thoughtful answers offering a counterpoint …
Herbie Hancock’s Butterfly: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of Herbie Hancock’s “Butterfly” composition, including notable versions Robert Glasper, Norman Connors, Gretchen Parlato and more!
Thelonious Monk’s Crepuscule with Nellie: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of Thelonious Monk’s “Crepuscule with Nellie” composition, including notable versions by Jason Moran, Greg Lewis and more!
Dizzy Gillespie’s Con Alma: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of Dizzy Gillespie’s “Con Alma” composition, including notable versions by by Stan Getz, Gerald Clayton, Aaron Parks, Ben Wendel, and more!
The 10 Best Everybody Loves the Sunshine Covers
Stream the 10 best Roy Ayers’ Everybody Loves the Sunshine covers by Robert Glasper, D’Angelo, Kiefer, Jamie Cullum and Seu Jorge and more!
John Coltrane’s Syeeda’s Song Flute: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of John Coltrane’s “Syeeda’s Song Flute” composition, including notable versions by Tommy Flanagan, James Carter, Medeski Martin & Wood, Matt Wilson and more!
Miles Davis’ Nardis: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of Miles Davis’ “Nardis” composition, including notable versions by Bill Evans, Cannonball Adderley, Charlie Haden, Joe Henderson and more!
Joe Henderson’s Black Narcissus: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of Joe Henderson’s “Black Narcissus” composition, including notable versions by Stanley Clarke, Renee Rosnes, Dayna Stephens, Helen Sung, Kevin Hays and more!
Wayne Shorter’s “Fall”: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Read our critical analysis of jazz covers of Wayne Shorter’s “Fall” composition, including notable versions by Miles Davis, Gilad Hekselman and Jesse Fischer!
Freddie Hubbard’s Red Clay: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Stream five versions of Freddie Hubbard’s “Red Clay” including jazz covers by Jose James, The V.S.O.P. Quintet, and Soil & Pimp Sessions!
The Pitchfork of Jazz
Some time ago, never mind when, I spent my usual time making my travels across the internet, hitting up my normal gamut of websites. As link leads on to link …
Stevie Wonder’s Isn’t She Lovely: Analysis of Jazz Covers
Stream Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely” plus four other notable jazz covers of the song by Sonny Rollins, Arturo Sandoval, Aaron Golberg and Jacky Terrasson!
The Musicians Behind Kendrick Lamar’s ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’
Table of Contents ‣ Thundercat (bass)‣ Robert Glasper (piano & keyboard)‣ Lalah Hathaway (vocals)‣ Bilal (vocals)‣ Kamasi Washington (saxophone)‣ Terrace Martin (saxophone & production)‣ Ambrose Akinmusire (trumpet)‣ Ronald Bruner Jr. (drums)‣ …
Frank Ocean and BADBADNOTGOOD Deliver Unforgettable Performance at Coachella 2012
Coachella 2012 witnessed a mesmerizing collaboration that left attendees and music enthusiasts worldwide spellbound. The opening day of the festival saw Frank Ocean, an artist known for his soulful melodies …
‘The Thompson Fields’ – An Interview with Maria Schneider
On Wednesday, June 24th, 2015, we spoke with Maria Schneider at length about her new album The Thompson Fields, her musical upbringing, the future of big bands, the ArtistShare platform, …
Relevant to His Time: An Interview with Robert Glasper
Read our 2012 interview with jazz pianist Robert Glasper discussing his then-upcoming album Black Radio, his musical influences, and the future of jazz music.
Equipoise: A Critical Analysis of Covers
Read Ben Gray’s critical analysis of jazz covers of Stanley Cowell’s “Equipoise” composition, including notable versions by Willie Jones III, Max Roach, Jack DeJohnette and more!
Aaron Parks’ ‘Invisible Cinema’ Sheet Music (Free PDF Download)
Download Aaron Parks’ ‘Invisible Cinema’ sheet music free of charge in PDF format courtesy of Aaron Parks himself.
Watch the Video for Jim Hart and Ivo Neame’s “Transference”
Pianist Ivo Neame, one-third of the powerhouse trio Phronesis, is bringing to life a new project in collaboration with vibraphonist and drummer Jim Hart. Multiverse, slated for a February 21st …
Watch the Lyric Video for The Souls Rebels’ “Greatness” Feat. Dee 1, Alfred Banks and Sean Carey
Legendary NOLA brass band The Souls Rebels just dropped a sick lyric video for their single “Greatness”, featuring Dee 1, Alfred Banks and Sean Carey, off last October’s Poetry in …
Dave Liebman’s Expansions Group’s ‘Earth’ Album Reviewed
Scientists estimate that the earth vibrates at varying frequencies between 7.83 and 33.8 Hz. Of course, music also consists of rhythmic waves, though they are limited to our unaided hearing …
Stream Pianist Matt Herskowitz’ Take on Louis Moreau Gottschalk’s “The Last Hope”
There is no denying that jazz music is going through a form of globalization, branching out into other musical realms, drawing inspiration from other established genres. The musicians on the …
Captain Supernova’s ‘The Voyage Never Ends…’ Album Reviewed
In his early writings, philosopher Søren Kierkegaard utilized various pseudonyms to present distinctive viewpoints and to interact with each other in complex dialogues. Throughout its history, jazz musicians have also …
Stream José James’ “Turn Me Up” feat. Aloe Blacc
Enduring dreary winter weather in New England demands looking forward to the longer days and warmer months of summer. The new single by the ever soulful and stylistic vocalist José …
Stream Makaya McCraven’s Reimagining of Gil Scott-Heron’s “Where Did The Night Go”
Drummer and producer Makaya McCraven has a new and very special project on the horizon. We’re New Again sees the Chicago native reimagining hometown hero Gil Scott-Heron’s final album I’m …
Kassa Overall’s ‘I THINK I’M GOOD’ Album Reviewed
The human brain is incredibly powerful. It controls every function of our bodies, allows us to reason, and permits us to both create and appreciate art. To do so, it …
Stream Saxophonist Logan Richardson’s New Single “her”
Logan Richardson has been tearing it up for years now, more recently as an integral member of Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah’s inner circle. We hear rumors of two new albums …
Nextbop’s Best Jazz Albums of 2019
It was an amazing year for jazz music. The genre is constantly evolving and pushing the limits of creativity. Jazz musicians have a real talent for drawing inspiration from other …
In Memory of Dylan Maida
Dylan Maida has been in my periphery since before I ever got into music journalism. He followed my last.fm account over a dozen years ago. I had gotten onto the …
Watch the Video for Gracie Terzian’s “The Christmas Song” From Her ‘Bells & White Branches’ EP
Gracie Terzian is blessed with an angelic voice and fittingly so accompanies her singing with the plucking of a harp, more specifically, a harp ukulele (say what?). Her latest project, …
Stream Antoine Berjeaut’s ‘Moving Cities’ Album Featuring Makaya McCraven and Junius Paul
Trumpeter and producer Antoine Berjeaut hails from the Paris Superior Conservatory of Jazz Music. He leads the group Wasteland featuring Mike Ladd, and is an active member of the Surnatural …
Pianist and Vocalist Lauren Lee’s ‘Windowsill’ Album Reviewed
Lauren Lee’s new album, Windowsill, emerged from a six-week residency in the Swiss Alps, where the young jazz pianist and vocalist wrote new music inspired by the peaceful scenery. The …
‘Louis Armstrong Live In Europe’ Reviewed
As Nextbop prides itself on presenting jazz of the present moment and the future, at first glance it may appear unusual for the site to review music recorded over sixty …
Watch the Video for ChimyTina’s Cover of Wham!’s “Last Christmas”
ChimyTina, the duo of vocalist Martina DaSilva, leader of the jazz vocal harmony group The Ladybugs, and bassist Dan “Chimy” Chmielinski (Wynton Marsalis, Marc Cary, Brad Mehldau, and Joey Alexander) …
Harish Raghavan on ‘Calls for Action’, his Creative Process, and his Advice for Young Musicians
Bassist Harish Raghavan has had a prolific career playing sideman to some of the biggest names in modern jazz music. Yet it took him over ten years since establishing himself …
Dan Weiss on ‘Utica Box’, his Career, and Music in General (Interview)
Drummer and percussionist Dan Weiss released Utica Box last month on Sunnyside Records (read our review here) featuring Jacob Sacks on piano, and Thomas Morgan and Eivind Opsvik on bass. …
Ben Williams’ ‘I AM A MAN’ Album Reviewed
On February 1, 1968, a malfunctioning garbage truck fatally crushed two black Memphis sanitation workers – Echol Cole and Robert Walker. Their passing was in many ways directly the fault …
Stream Vocalist Demi Grace’s ‘Demi Xmas’ EP (Premiere)
Demi Grace, née Grace Abidemi Ayorinde to Nigerian parents, is a singer, model, and music producer with grand aspirations. From her humble beginnings in her father’s church choir and her …
Stream Shigeto’s remix of drummer Mark Guiliana’s ‘BUD’ (featuring Kesswa)
🍞 Home / Jazz Music Artists / Jazz Drummers / Mark Guiliana / Stream Shigeto’s remix of drummer Mark Guiliana’s ‘BUD’ (featuring Kesswa) Quick post. Earlier this month, the unparalleled …
Tomas Fujiwara’s ‘7 Poets Trio’ Album Reviewed
When one thinks of jazz trios, the combination found on 7 Poets Trio is probably not what comes to mind. Then again, when looking at the members of this trio, …
Tyshawn Sorey & Marilyn Crispell’s ‘The Adornment of Time’ Reviewed
A single fully-improvised piece of over an hour in length, percussionist Tyshawn Sorey and pianist Marilyn Crispell’s The Adornment of Time is a challenging work. It is not simple, danceable, …
Trumpeter Dave Douglas’ New Album ‘Engage’ Reviewed
Not one to shy from politics, Dave Douglas’ Engage tackles a variety of hot button topics ranging from gun control to immigration. To address these issues, the bandleader assembled a …
Dan Weiss Trio Plus 1’s New Album ‘Utica Box’ Reviewed
Utica Box unfolds. It requires patience. There’s a mood to build to and reward that building of tension. Dan Weiss is shooting for a lot of this with his latest …
Brian Lynch on ‘The Omni-American Book Club’, the State of Jazz Music, and his Advice for the Next Generation
At the very end of August, Grammy award-winning trumpeter Brian Lynch announced the impromptu release of his latest creation, The Omni-American Book Club, a big band album inspired by over …
Miles Davis’ ‘Rubberband’ Album Reviewed
Mostly recorded in 1985, at the height of Miles Davis’ most critically maligned era, Rubberband is unlikely to be appreciated by one who generally disfavors the artist’s 1980s oeuvre. However, …
Yes! Trio’s New Album ‘Groove du Jour’ Reviewed
I was introduced to Aaron Goldberg through his Worlds album; I heard him play at the Newport Jazz Festival in 2008 and got really hung up on his version of …
Javier Santiago’s New Ropeadope Album ‘B-Sides: The Phoenix Sessions’ Reviewed
It cannot be said that Javier Santiago plays the keys without a sense of lyricism and tension. It cannot be said that Santiago doesn’t compose songs with powerful arcs that …
Stream Hailey Niswanger’s “Free” Off MAE.SUN’s New Album ‘Vol. 2: Into the Flow’ (Premiere)
Saxophonist, flutist and composer Hailey Niswanger undoubtedly vibrates at a higher frequency. Inspired in part by the teachings of Zen Master Thích Nhât Hanh, she began the next step in …
Stream Bria Skonberg’s “So Is The Day” Off New Album ‘Nothing Never Happens’ (Premiere)
Fellow Canadian Bria Skonberg has been on a tear as of late. In the last year alone, she paid tribute to Aretha Franklin alongside Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child, played …
Stream Combsy’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me” Featuring Olivia McGraw
Chris Combs (most notably of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey) is branching a bit of a ways out with his solo project, Combsy. This is most notably with his take of …
Renaissance Man Kassa Overall Drops Video for “My Friend” Featuring Arto Lindsay
Kassa Overall is dope as fuck. There’s just no two ways about it. I mean, name one other musician who’s sat in with everyone from Vijay Iyer to Kool A.D. …
Stream “After the Money” by Brooklyn Jazz Collective Landline (Premiere)
The mind of an artist can be at times difficult to comprehend. Artists often view the world around them with different lenses than most and are unafraid to attempt new …
Trumpeter Yazz Ahmed’s Ropeadope Debut ‘Polyhymnia’ Reviewed
It’s no secret to those that follow jazz that London is one of the places to be right now. The English capital has an exciting young scene. Bahraini-British trumpeter Yazz …
Portico Quartet – ‘Memory Streams’ (Album Review)
After the last couple years of albums from London’s Portico Quartet — 2017’s Art in the Age of Automation and 2018’s companion piece, Untitled (AITAOA #2) — it’s hard to …
Stream Kneebody’s “When It All Comes Down” featuring Gretchen Parlato from New Album ‘Chapters’
Kneebody, the innovative jazz group made up of trumpeter Shane Endsley, saxophonist Ben Wendel, keyboardist Adam Benjamin and the extraordinary Nate Wood taking the simultaneous roles of drummer and bassist, …
Stream “Going To Ekateringburg” From Russian Saxophonist Makar Kashitsyn’s Debut Album ‘Jazz Animals’
Russian saxophonist Makar Kashitsyn left Moscow in 2017 to enroll at the Manhattan School of Music following the advice of jazz veteran Vincent Herring with whom the youngster was taking …
Trumpeter Russell Gunn Discusses his Latest Album, Ancient Dogon Knowledge, and his Quest for Truth
Pyramids, Russell Gunn’s newest album with The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra, came out last month on the Ropeadope label. We caught up with the trumpeter, composer, and bandleader to discuss …
Tomeka Reid Quartet – “Old New” (Stream)
It’s really easy to be surprised by Tomeka Reid, despite how one should always see her brilliance coming. As a player, she’s always that extra flavor that pushes quality over …
Watch a Live Performance of Drummer Mareike Wiening’s New Single “Metropolis Paradise” (Premiere)
On November 1st, German drummer Mareike Wiening, who earned her masters from New York University under the tutelage of veteran drummer Tony Moreno and vibraphonist Stefon Harris in addition to …
Stream Saxophonist Ben Bryden’s New Single “A Respectful Salute to the Socially Relevant” (Premiere)
Born in Scotland, saxophonist Ben Bryden made his transatlantic crossing in 2009 to attend the Manhattan School of Music, opting to remain in New York following his studies to further …
Jacky Terrasson – “The Call” & “Palindrome” (Stream)
53-year-old Jacky Terrasson is returning to Blue Note Records this month with the release of his new album, 53, out September 27th. There’s so much I can say about these …
Stream The Bad Plus’ “Avail” From Their Upcoming Album ‘Activate Infinity’
The Bad Plus, helming the power jazz revolution of the early 2000s, were one of the main inspirations behind the creation of this website. We have always admired their blend …
Drummer Andrew Munsey’s Debut Album ‘High Tide’ Reviewed
Debut records can make or break an artist, but it seems that drummer Andrew Munsey already has it figured out. Munsey has worked in the past as a sideman and …
Stream Vocalist Emma Frank’s Cover of Aaron Park’s “Lilac” From Her New Album ‘Come Back’ (Premiere)
Vocalist Emma Frank has made the move to Montreal-based label Justin Time with her fourth album, Come Back, scheduled for a September 6th release. The record sees Frank deepening her …
Watch the Video for “Blue World”, the Lead Single From the New John Coltrane Album
Following last year’s surprise, Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album, Impulse! has unearthed some more previously unreleased John Coltrane material, which they’ll be dropping September 27th as a new …
Stream “Black Indian Rain Dance” From The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra’s New Album ‘Pyramids’
Trumpeter Russell Gunn is back with a new opus from his Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra entitled Pyramids, released today via Ropeadope Records, which he describes as the second in a …
Steve Lehman Trio + Craig Taborn – ‘The People I Love’ (Album Review)
There’s a funny thing about round numbers and commemorations. People add extra value to big signpost years in the narrative of things, to make them somehow make more sense in …
Harpist Brandee Younger’s Latest Album ‘Soul Awakening’ Reviewed
Although Soul Awakening officially carries a 2019 release date, it was finished much earlier. Having been recorded in 2012 and completed in 2013, Harpist Brandee Younger’s fourth album as a …
Stream Two New Songs of Drummer Terri Lyne Carrington’s Upcoming Double Album, ‘Waiting Game’
Drummer Terri Lyne Carrington is always ahead of the curve. She’s endlessly innovative and makes music that often seems to have deeper meaning at its core. On her upcoming new …
Stream New Donny McCaslin Singles “Head of Mine” Featuring Gail Ann Dorsey and “Tokyo”
Saxophonist Donny McCaslin just released two new singles building on the momentum of his newest album Blow., released last October via Motéma Music. The first single, entitled “Head of Mine”, …
Introducing Qwest TV by Quincy Jones, A One-of-a-Kind On-Demand Jazz Video Streaming Platform
If you’re a regular of these pages, you’ve probably noticed the Qwest.tv banners headlining our content for a little over a month now. Maybe you’ve already clicked on one out …
Alex LoRe and Weirdear – “Karol” (Video)
Alto saxophonist Alex LoRe is preparing to release a new album next month with his group Weirdear of pianist Glenn Zaleski, bassist Desmond White, and drummer Allan Mednard. Karol is …
Stream the Title Track Off Drummer Gerry Gibbs’ New Album ‘Our People’
On June 7th, Grammy-nominated drummer and composer Gerry Gibbs released his staggering 12th album as a leader via Whaling City Sound, a unique project entitled Our People. The album features …
Zach Brock | Matt Ulery | Jon Dietemyer – ‘Wonderment’ (Album Review)
Violinist Zach Brock, bassist Matt Ulery, and drummer Jon Deitemyer first started playing together in 2005 in Chicago. It was a musical companionship that made sense and held to various …
Stream the Title Track off Pianist Daniel Meron’s New Album ‘Embracing Wild’ (Premiere)
Israeli born, NYC-based pianist and composer Daniel Meron, a Berklee College of Music graduate who studied under the tutelage of Danilo Perez, Hal Crook, and Joe Lovano, is set to …
Stream Nas’ “Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack)” Featuring Al Jarreau and Keyon Harrold
Legendary rapper Nas just dropped a series of outtakes from his four latest albums, 2006’s Hip-Hop Is Dead, 2008’s untitled record, 2012’s Life Is Good, and 2018’s NASIR, under the …
Erik Truffaz – “Five On The Floor” (Stream)
I have always been surprised by trumpeter Erik Truffaz. For years, the Franco-Swiss trumpeter has sounded like some specific pocket of the future, continually dazzling listeners around the world, never …
BIGYUKI, Nate Smith’s KINFOLK, and Butcher Brown Perform at the 2019 Montreal International Jazz Festival
July 2nd was a busy albeit fulfilling evening at the 2019 Montreal International Jazz Festival, beginning with a BIGYUKI and Nate Smith + KINFOLK double-bill at the Monument National and …
Aaron Whitby – ‘Cousin From Another Planet’ (Album Review)
Aaron Whitby has been a session player for years, backing folks like Randy Brecker, Natalie Cole, George Clinton, and his wife Martha Redbone. In this time, his own voice as …
Stream Jesse Fischer’s “Inflection Point” Featuring Marcus Strickland and Nate Smith Off His New ‘Cross Currents’ EP (Premiere)
We’ve been following Brooklyn-based keyboardist and producer Jesse Fischer’s career for quite some time now. His last recording, 2018’s Flipped II, was even dubbed “easily one of the best albums …
Makaya McCraven Performs at the 2019 Montreal International Jazz Festival
Drummer Makaya McCraven is the only musician to receive Nextbop’s Album of the Year on two separate occasions, first in 2015 for his sophomore effort In the Moment then again …
The Comet Is Coming – ‘Trust in the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery’ (Album Review)
In recent years, Shabaka Hutchings has arguably become the face of the London jazz scene. This status has not arrived without merit, as the tenor sax/bass clarinetist has recently led …
Linda May Han Oh Performs at the 2019 Montreal International Jazz Festival
Linda May Han Oh’s prolific career never ceases to amaze, and her ability to keep raising the bar every step of the way is nothing short of remarkable. Widely regarded …
Yaron Herman Performs at the 2019 Montreal International Jazz Festival
When we first launched our humble little website, way back in 2009, a shortlist of artists served as our main inspiration to bring jazz music to the masses, notably to …