Jordan Rakei & Nubya Garcia, Monsters Review
Jordan Rakei & Nubya Garcia, Monsters Review By Stamish Malcus Finding this single and pressing play with AirPods in, I expected “Monsters” to be a…
Jordan Rakei & Nubya Garcia, Monsters Review By Stamish Malcus Finding this single and pressing play with AirPods in, I expected “Monsters” to be a…
Rick Roe, Wake Up Call: The Music of Gregg Hill Review By Jeff Becker One of the pleasures of listening to Wake Up Call: The…
Billy Childs, Triumvirate Review By Icrom Bigrad The first thing you notice on Triumvirate isn’t a reharmonization, a dazzling piano run, or even the return…
Chris Potter, Alive With Ghosts Today Review by Jeff Becker One of the surprises of Alive With Ghosts Today is how solos and compositions create…
Pete Mills, This Is Now Review by Stamish Malcuss Listening to Pete Mills’ This Is Now, one finds themself drawn to the sense that the…
Lis Wessberg featuring Veronika Rud, In the Wake of Blue Review by Stamish Malcuss Across In the Wake of Blue, Veronika Rud’s warm engaging phrasing…
Robert Jospé Quartet, The Night Sky Review By Jeff Becker Robert Jospé and his quartet understood that rhythmic feel in jazz is a social one….
Julian Lage, Scenes from Above Review By Stamish Malcus Julian Lage’s Blue Note period has steadily moved toward greater openness and trust: trust in melody,…
Immanuel Wilkins Quartet, Live at the Village Vanguard Vol. 1 Review By Stamish Malcuss The standard live jazz performance often follows a hierarchical structure. The…
Dave Schumacher & Cubeye, Auga Con Gas Review By Jeff Becker On Agua Con Gas, Dave Schumacher delivers a nine-song set in which Afro-Cuban rhythm…