John Scofield & Dave Holland, Memories of Home Review
John Scofield & Dave Holland, Memories of Home Review By Jeff Becker Memories of Home is John Scofield and Dave Holland presenting a duo recording…
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…
Emmaline, The Christmas Album Review by Icrom Bigrad Holiday albums arrive every season, and each year it is always enjoyable to hear and feel how…
Tim Jago, Time Shift Review by Jeff Becker Tim Jago’s Time Shift is his first album released under his own name after years of collaborations,…
Chihiro Yamanaka, Ooh-La-La Review By Jeff Becker Chihiro Yamanaka is a virtuosic pianist with the musical appetite of a polyglot; she approaches the jazz canon…
Kelly Green, Corner of My Dreams Reviews By Stamish Malcuss Kelly Green’s Corner of My Dreams is an album that showcases a singer-pianist and composer…
Margherita Fava, Murrina Review by Jeff Becker Margherita Fava’s Murrina is an album shaped by classical bloodlines, American jazz mentorship, and a pianist’s deep commitment to…
Wolfgang Muthspiel, Tokyo Review by Jeff Becker Recorded in Tokyo and mixed in Munich, Wolfgang Muthspiel’s ECM Records album Tokyo captures a trio at a…
Fergus McCreadie, The Shieling Review by Icrom Bigrad Fergus McCreadie’s trio continues to refine a language rooted in Celtic folk rhythm, modern jazz style, and…
Lauren Henderson, Sonidos Review By Stamish Malcuss Lauren Henderson’s Sonidos, released August 1, 2025 on Brontosaurus Records, is an album built on the heritage of…