Vanessa Racci, Comfort & Joy Review
Vanessa Racci, Comfort & Joy Review By Icrom Bigrad Vanessa Racci approaches Comfort & Joy, her third album, with the instincts of a jazz improviser….
Vanessa Racci, Comfort & Joy Review By Icrom Bigrad Vanessa Racci approaches Comfort & Joy, her third album, with the instincts of a jazz improviser….
Ryan Middagh Jazz Orchestra, A Merry Bari Christmas Review By Jeff Becker There is something exhilarating about a big band that can deliver a consistent…
David Yamasaki Trio, A Christmas Wish Review by Stamish Malcuss On A Christmas Wish, guitarist David Yamasaki joins Robert Shinoda and Shoji Ledward for nine…
Randy Ingram, Sound Within: A Celebration of Bill Evans Review By Jeff Becker The influence of Bill Evans extends far beyond a recognizable collection of…
Matt Slocum, A Revolving Alliance Review By Stamish Malcuss Drummer and composer Matt Slocum has released On A Revolving Alliance, via Sunyside Records. He is…
Kris Davis Trio, Lost in Geneva Review by Jeff Becker An outstanding quality of the Kris Davis Trio’s Lost in Geneva is how much rhythmic…
Alexis Cole, Taking My Seat: A Musical Inheritance Review by Icrom Bigrad The significance of Alexis Cole sitting at the piano on Taking My Seat:…
Elena Pinderhughes, life goes on (feat. Immanuel Wilkins) Review By Stamish Malcuss There is more than one way for an instrumentalist to establish an individual…
Louis Durra, Mood Music Review by Jeff Becker Musicians create a mood for the listener to live in the shape of the music. On Mood…
Gretchen Parlato, The Wise Ones Review by Jeff Becker Gretchen Parlato can make quiet singing carry considerable musical allure. Her tone can be intimate, her…