Jon Menges, Spirit of 3, Spirit of 4 Review
Jon Menges, Spirit of 3, Spirit of 4 Review by Icrom Bigrad Spirit of 3, Spirit of 4 marries the intimate dialogues of a trio…
Jon Menges, Spirit of 3, Spirit of 4 Review by Icrom Bigrad Spirit of 3, Spirit of 4 marries the intimate dialogues of a trio…
Melissa Aldana, Echoes of The Inner Prophet Review by Stamish Malcuss Melissa Aldana’s latest offering, Echoes of The Inner Prophet, sounds with the energy of Her…
Brian Bromberg, LaFaro Review by Jeff Becker In the annals of jazz history, specific figures stand as titans, their contributions reverberating through the ages. Scott…
Pat Bianchi, Three Review by Jeff Becker Pat Bianchi’s album Three presents a unique fusion of traditional jazz influences with a fresh, innovative approach, a departure from…
Danette McMahon, No More Excuses Review by Stamish Malcuss Danette McMahon’s debut jazz album, No More Excuses, is a self-released collection of songs that represents…
Fred Hersch, Silent, Listening Review by Stamish Malcuss Released by ECM Records on April 19, 2024, Silent, Listening by Fred Hersch enriches the label’s innovative solo piano…
Vin Venezia, The Venetian Review By Icrom Bigrad Vin Venezia’s The Venetian is a guitar-fronted album built on the power of musical storytelling through the six strings….
Chris Potter, Eagle’s Point Review by Jeff Becker Chris Potter’s latest album, Eagle’s Point, is another outstanding addition to the modern jazz landscape, signifying a rare assembly…
Grace Kelly, At The Movies Review by Icrom Bigrad Grace Kelly’s latest project, At The Movies, is a set of music where jazz and cinematic…
Troy Roberts, Green Lights Review by Jeff Becker In the lush, ever-evolving landscape of modern jazz, few artists manage to encapsulate its rich history and…