Pritesh Walia, Hopetown Review
Pritesh Walia, Hopetown Review by Stamish Malcuss Jazz guitarist Pritesh Walia has been steadily making a name for himself in the jazz world, both as…
Pritesh Walia, Hopetown Review by Stamish Malcuss Jazz guitarist Pritesh Walia has been steadily making a name for himself in the jazz world, both as…
Scott Hamilton, Looking Back Review by Icrom Bigrad Seventy-year-old American tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton embodies a jazz ethos steeped in tradition yet renewed with each…
Rich Willey, Boptism Christmas Review by Stamish Malcuss Rich Willey’s Boptism Christmas puts his brassy mark of jazz life into timeless Holiday traditions. Willey, a…
Lionel Loueke & Dave Holland, United Review by Stamish Malcuss Lionel Loueke and Dave Holland have teamed up to deliver a beautiful collaborative album, United….
Peter Bernstein, Better Angels Review by Jeff Becker Better Angels is a brilliant new release from guitarist Peter Bernstein, showcasing the high-level interplay and synergy…
Michael Dease, Found in Space: The Music of Gregg Hill Review by Jeff Becker Listening to Found in Space: The Music of Gregg Hill is akin…
Steve Davis, We See Review by Jeff Becker With We See, trombonist Steve Davis pays homage to the hard-bop jazz legacy that shaped his career…
Immanuel Wilkins, Blues Blood Review By Icrom Bigrad Immanuel Wilkins is back with his next Blue Note records release, Blues Blood. Wilkins burst onto the…
Stan Harrison, Some Poor Soul Has a Fire Review by Jeff Becker With Some Poor Soul Has a Fire, Stan Harrison shapes a universe all…
David Weiss Sextet, Auteur Review by Icrom Bigrad David Weiss’ Auteur, the latest release with his sextet, hits with the force of a well-honed ensemble…