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Drummer Andrew Munsey’s Debut Album ‘High Tide’ Reviewed

September 6, 2019 By Brian Kiwanuka

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 a producer, but he takes his first step as a bandleader on High Tide. The album features ten strong compositions that are brought to life by a talented quintet. The drummer is joined by Steph Richards (trumpet, … [Read more...]

Our Top Picks at the 2019 Montreal International Jazz Festival

June 24, 2019 By Sébastien Hélary

The Montreal International Jazz Festival kicks off its 40th edition this week, starting June 26th, with a line-up sure to delight the most diverse of musical tastes. Often jazz festivals can be criticized for not showcasing enough jazz per se, but this year’s Montreal edition is particularly fruitful and ripe with a great selection of actual jazz artists. We’ve highlighted a … [Read more...]

Steph Richards – ‘Take the Neon Lights’ (Album Review)

March 5, 2019 By Brian Kiwanuka

Although trumpeter Steph Richards hails from Canada, she has a deep connection with New York City. Like many modern jazz musicians, Richards' has built a name for herself in New York City, having worked with a wide range of artists that includes indie-pop stalwarts such as St. Vincent and accomplished jazz experimentalists like Sylvie Courvoisier. Richards' sophomore album as a … [Read more...]

Dr. MiNT – ‘Voices in the Void’

January 27, 2017 By Anthony Dean-Harris

Weird happens. It happens all over the place. It happens in nature, it happens in society, it happens most certainly in art. Weirdness definitely happens in jazz, even moreso when the instruments are electric. Dr. MiNT -- the decade-old quintet of trumpeter Daniel Rosenboom, saxophonist Gavin Templeton, guitarist Alexander Noice, bassist Sam Minaie, and drummer Caleb Dolister … [Read more...]

DR. MiNT – ‘Voices in the Void’ EPK

November 4, 2016 By Anthony Dean-Harris

The quintet DR. MiNT are preparing to release their fifth album together, Voices in the Void January 23rd on Orenda Records. The group which consists of trumpeter Daniel Rosenboom, bassist Sam Minaie, saxophonist Gavin Templeton, guitarist Alexander Noice, and drummer Caleb Dolister, are rather excited about their upcoming new release celebrating ten years together playing … [Read more...]

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