Jared Sims, Hellbender: The Resistance Review
Jared Sims, Hellbender: The Resistance Review by Stamish Malcuss Pushing against the genre-defying sounds of traditional jazz is Jared Sims’ Hellbender: The Resistance. Sims has created…
Crossover Jazz
Noga Ritter, Ima Review
Noga Ritter, Ima Review by Triana Klostman From the vibrant creative hub of London’s music scene emerges the eclectic singer-songwriter Noga Ritter, who, with her 9-piece…
Christopher McBride, Ramon Review
Christopher McBride, Ramon Review by Icrom Bigrad Harlem-based saxophonist Christopher McBride is a versatile musician of many talents, ranging from education and composition to an…
Lorraine Desmarais Jazz Trio, Street Beat Suite Review
Lorraine Desmarais Jazz Trio, Street Beat Suite Review by Icrom Bigrad Lorraine Desmarais is a pianist and composer known in Canada, the USA, Europe, Mexico,…
Julian Lage, View With A Room
Julian Lage, View With A Room Review by Icrom Bigrad Guitarist Julian Lage returns with his second album for Blue Note Records, titled View With A…
Damani Phillips, No More Apologies Review
Damani Phillips, No More Apologies Review by Stamish Malcuss Damani Phillips is back with an album that he describes as “an album of Black music…
Trombone Shorty, Lifted
Trombone Shorty, Lifted Review by Jeff Becker Trombone Shorty is releasing his latest album called Lifted, the multi-instrumentalist and vocalist’s first album in 5 years…
Andrea Motis, Loopholes
Andrea Motis, Loopholes Review by Jeff Becker Andrea Motis is back with her latest solo project, Loopholes. Motis is a central part of the Spanish jazz…
N∆BOU | You Know
N∆BOU | You Know Review by Icrom Bigrad N∆BOU is a Belgian jazz ensemble comprised of trombone, electric guitar, double bass, and drums. The ensemble…
Nils Landgren Funk Unit | Funk is my Religion
Nils Landgren Funk Unit | Funk is my Religion Review by Stamish Malcuss Nils Landgren started up his Funk Unit back in 1994, and after…