Sarah McKenzie, Without You Review Sarah McKenzie’s Without You – A Brazilian Jazz Odyssey by Sylvannia Garutch Sarah McKenzie’s sixth album, Without You, is an enjoyable and vibrant project based on her profound love for Brazilian […]
Bryan Lubeck, Welcome Winter Review Holiday Harmonies: The Elegance of Bryan Lubeck’s Welcome Winter by Sylvannia Garutch In contemporary instrumental music, Bryan Lubeck has established himself as a maestro of melding romantic Spanish guitar with […]
The Brass Monkeys, Lullabite Review Harmony in Genres: The Brass Monkeys’ Eclectic Journey in Lullabite by Ferell Aubre As jazz lovers, we all enjoy the sounds of the past and the present, engaging in a […]
The Moore-McColl Jazz Society, Up and Gone Review Grooving Forward: The Moore-McColl Jazz Society’s Bold Up and Gone by Sylvannia Garutch The Moore-McColl Jazz Society, emerging from the vibrant jazz scene of Atlanta, Georgia, has […]
Joey Alexander, Continuance Review Continuance: Joey Alexander’s Ode to Jazz’s Ever-Evolving Tale By Nolan DeBuke Joey Alexander’s Continuance shows his exceptional talent as a jazz pianist and composer, marking a significant milestone in his already illustrious career. At […]
Laura Misch, Sample the Sky Review A Convergence of Electronic Ambience and Jazz Artistry by Sylvannia Garutch In this audacious venture, Sample the Sky emerges as a mosaic of musicality, meticulously assembled with every sound played, synthesized, […]
Jon Menges, Spirit of 3, Spirit of 4 Review A Masterful Blend of Trio and Quartet Jazz Conversations by Nolan DeBuke Within the diverse tableau of jazz, Jon Menges stands out with Spirit of 3, Spirit […]
Jan Alexander, Storm Before The Calm Review Harmony in Complexity: Jan Alexander’s Storm Before The Calm by Ferell Aubre Jan Alexander is a composer and pianist; on his latest endeavor, Storm Before The Calm, released on […]
The Jazz Word 2021
