Jazz
Warren Wolf, Smoove Vibes Review
Warren Wolf, Smoove Vibes Review Warren Wolf’s Smoove Vibes: Groove, Melody, and the Long Line By Nolan DeBuke Warren Wolf has long been known for what he can do on the vibraphone, but Smoove Vibes […]
Year: 2026
Fusioneers
Rafael Greco — Versos bajo mi sombra / Verses Under My Shadow Review
Rafael Greco — Versos bajo mi sombra / Verses Under My Shadow Review Rafael Greco’s Verses Under My Shadow: The Sound of a Consistent Musical Mind By Ferell Aubre Keyboardist and composer Rafael Greco brings […]
Jazz
Billy Childs, Triumvirate Review
Billy Childs, Triumvirate Review Billy Childs’ Triumvirate: A Piano Language in Full By Nolan DeBuke For all the conversation that naturally surrounds Triumvirate as Billy Childs’ first trio recording in decades, the album is a compelling […]
Jazz
Chris Potter, Alive With Ghosts Today Review
Chris Potter, Alive With Ghosts Today Review Chris Potter’s Alive With Ghosts Today: The Shape of Collective Motion by Nolan DeBuke Chris Potter’s Alive With Ghosts Today unfolds as a jazz record that mixes chamber […]
Latin
Dave Schumacher & Cubeye, Agua Con Gas Review
Dave Schumacher & Cubeye, Agua Con Gas Review Dave Schumacher & Cubeye’s Agua Con Gas Swings on Both Sides of the Rhythm By Ferell Aubre Dave Schumacher’s Agua Con Gas, performed by Cubeye, is an […]
Vocal Jazz
Lis Wessberg featuring Veronika Rud, In the Wake of Blue Review
Lis Wessberg featuring Veronika Rud, In the Wake of Blue Review Lis Wessberg’s In the Wake of Blue Moves in Slow Currents by Ferell Aubre In the Wake of Blue never really settles into stillness. […]
Vocal Jazz
John Pizzarelli, Dear Mr. Bennett Review
John Pizzarelli, Dear Mr. Bennett Review John Pizzarelli’s Dear Mr. Bennett: Where the Voice Ends and the Guitar Begins By Sylvannia Garutch John Pizzarelli has long worked the space between jazz guitarist and vocalist, but […]
Jazz
Julian Lage Quartet, Scenes from Above Review
Julian Lage Quartet, Scenes from Above Review Julian Lage’s Scenes from Above: Shaped in Real Time by Ferell Aubre Julian Lage’s Scenes from Above arrives with the expectations that follow his Blue Note work: refined […]
Vocal Jazz
Stella Cole, My Funny Valentine Review
Stella Cole, My Funny Valentine Review Stella Cole’s My Funny Valentine: Classic Elegance Through Standards By Sylvannia Garutch Stella Cole’s My Funny Valentine is a three-song standards set deliberately built around a distinct jazz-vocal format. […]
Jazz
Tom Lippincott, Ode to the Possible Review
Tom Lippincott, Ode to the Possible Review Tom Lippincott’s Ode to the Possible Through Motion By Nolan DeBuke Recurring drum figures, doubled melodies, group improvisational swells, and angular compaction and releases give Ode to the […]