Warren Wolf, History of the Vibraphone Review Warren Wolf’s History of the Vibraphone: A Melodic Journey Through Jazz Legacy By Sylvannia Garutch Warren Wolf’s latest album, History of the Vibraphone, is an eleven-track tribute to […]
Al Di Meola, Twentyfour Review Al Di Meola’s Twentyfour and the Art of Storytelling Sounds by Ferell Aubre Al Di Meola returns with a cinematic album, Twentyfour, which documents his evolution as a composer and […]
Sergio Pamies, Time to Say Review Time to Say by Sergio Pamies: A Masterful Confluence of Jazz, Afro-Cuban, and Flamenco by Nolan DeBuke Sergio Pamies, a distinguished jazz pianist and composer hailing from Granada, Spain, […]
David Larsen, Cohesion Review A Harmonious Convergence: David Larsen’s Cohesion Bridges East and West Coast Jazz by Nolan DeBuke David Larsen, a saxophonist, composer, and recording artist based in Spokane, Washington, has crafted an impressive […]
Jesus Molina, Selah Review Exploring the Horizons of Fusion: Jesus Molina’s Selah by Ferell Aubre Jesus Molina’s latest offering, Selah, finds the artists seamlessly bridging the old and the new, the earthly and the divine. […]
Jeremy Pelt, Tomorrow’s Another Day Review A Melodic Journey with Jeremy Pelt’s Tomorrow’s Another Day by Nolan DeBuke Tomorrow’s Another Day, Jeremy Pelt’s latest album, released in March 2024 under HighNote Records, is a new […]
The Jazz Word 2021
