David Hazeltine, Blues for Gerry Review
David Hazeltine, Blues for Gerry Review by Icrom Bigrad Blues for Gerry marks David Hazeltine’s return to the Criss Cross and serves as a homage…
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Tadataka Unno, I Am, Because You Are Review
Tadataka Unno, I Am, Because You Are Review Resilience in Harmony: Tadataka Unno’s I Am, Because You Are – A Triumph of Musical Resurgence by…
Arturo O’Farrill, Legacies Review
Arturo O’Farrill, Legacies Review by Jeff Becker Pianist and 8-time GRAMMY-winner Arturo O’Farrill revisits his foremost passion, the piano, in his new Blue Note album,…
Yukimi & Harvie S, New York Memories Review
Yukimi & Harvie S, New York Memories Review by Jeff Becker New York Memories, the second collaboration between Yukimi Maeda and Harvie S, offers a…
Eric Reed, Black, Brown, and Blue Review
Eric Reed, Black, Brown, and Blue Review by Stamish Malcuss Eric Reed celebrates the music of Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, McCoy Tyner, Wayne Shorter, Benny…
Wayne Alpern | Scarab
Wayne Alpern | Scarab by Triana Klostman Wayne Alpern is a noted composer and arranger. In his latest endeavor, Scarab, he explores the Beatles’ simplicity and…
Dave Anderson and Mike Wingo | Pathways
Dave Anderson and Mike Wingo | Pathways Review by Jeff Becker Dave Anderson and Mike Wingo continue to put forth meaningful duet albums highlighting…
James Fernando | The Lonely Sailor
by Stamish Malcuss James Fernando began his music exploration at an early age. Playing classical piano at the age of five. It was in middle…
Cyrus Chestnut | Kaleidoscope
by Icrom Bigrad Cyrus Chestnut is back with new album that features arrangements of eight compositions by classical pianists W.A. Mozart, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel…
Michal Martyniuk | Nothing To Prove
by Icrom Bigrad Michal Martyniuk though born in Poland, resided in New Zealand since 2007, where he earned his degree in Jazz Performance from Auckland…