Pedrito Martínez, Antonio Sánchez & Michael League, Elipsis Review
Pedrito Martínez, Antonio Sánchez & Michael League, Elipsis Review By Icrom Bigrad When experiencing Elipsis, it’s clear this album isn’t organized around harmony, solos, or…
Pedrito Martínez, Antonio Sánchez & Michael League, Elipsis Review By Icrom Bigrad When experiencing Elipsis, it’s clear this album isn’t organized around harmony, solos, or…
Randy Napoleon, Waking Dream: The Music of Gregg Hill and Randy Napoleon Review By Jeff Becker There is a particular discipline required to write convincingly…
Dave Stryker, Blue Fire: The Van Gelder Session Review By Jeff Becker Dave Stryker is opening 2026 swinging with Blue Fire: The Van Gelder Session….
Lisa Hilton, Extended Daydream Review By Stamish Marcus Pianist and composer Lisa Hilton leads a quintet that values continuity, allowing form, harmony, and ensemble awareness…
The Scott Silbert Quartet, Dream Dancing: Celebrating Zoot Sims at 100 By Icrom Bigrad Dream Dancing: Celebrating Zoot Sims at 100 is a jazz record…
Chad Taylor Quintet, Smoke Shifter Review by Jeff Becker Drummer and composer Chad Taylor clarifies something on Smoke Shifter, conversation is an exchange of parts…
Paul Litteral, Litteral Truth Review by Stamish Malcuss Listen closely to Paul Litteral and you will hear the beauty of form, function, and a singable…
Tim Richards Trio, Four Aces Review By Stamish Malcuss Four Aces (FMR Records, 2025) marks the fourth piano‑trio statement from veteran British pianist Tim Richards….
John Scofield & Dave Holland, Memories of Home Review By Jeff Becker Memories of Home is John Scofield and Dave Holland presenting a duo recording…
Carl Schultz, The Road to Trantor Review by Icrom Bigrad Carl Schultz’s record, The Road to Trantor, doesn’t just unfold; it activates. From the first…