Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Be There Tomorrow Review
Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Be There Tomorrow Review by Icrom Bigrad In the realm of jazz in 2024, few albums have resonated as profoundly…
Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Be There Tomorrow Review by Icrom Bigrad In the realm of jazz in 2024, few albums have resonated as profoundly…
Ben Wendel, Understory: Live at the Village Vanguard Review by Jeff Becker Ben Wendel’s Understory: Live at the Village Vanguard is a project that shows…
Rhoda Scott, Ladies & Gentlemen Review by Icrom Bigrad In Ladies & Gentlemen, Rhoda Scott and her Lady Quartet mark twenty years of musical camaraderie…
Romero Lubambo & Pamela Driggs, Christmastime in Rio Review by Stamish Malcuss Imagine strolling along Rio de Janeiro’s sun-dappled beaches at Christmastime, where the ocean…
Kenny Barron, Beyond This Place Review by Jeff Becker NEA Jazz Master Kenny Barron continues to elevate his legacy with his latest album, Beyond This…
Sivan Arbel, Oneness Review by Jeff Becker Sivan Arbel, a critically acclaimed Israeli vocalist, composer, and arranger, returns with her newest release, Oneness. Known for…
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….