CHRIS POTTER, Got the Keys to the Kingdom: Live at the Village Vanguard Review by Nolan DeBuke World-renowned saxophonist Chris Potter is releasing a live recording of his performance at the Village Vanguard in February […]
The Henry Godfrey Jazz Orchestra, Attitude & Gratitude Review by Nolan DeBuke The Henry Godfrey Jazz Orchestra is releasing their sophomore release, Attitude & Gratitude, which contains a collection of tributes to the many communities and […]
Kendrick Scott, Corridors Review by Nolan DeBuke Kendrick Scott just released his fifth album titled Corridors. The drummer and composer chose a trio format, joined by saxophonist Walter Smith III and bassist Reuben Rogers. Corridors have nine […]
Julie Campiche Quartet, You Matter Review by Nolan DeBuke Julie Campiche is back with her Quartet to release their sophomore album titled You Matter. The Geneva, Switzerland-based experimental jazz harpist, vocalist, composer, and electronic music […]
Randal Clark, Stargazer Review by Nolan DeBuke Randal Clark has released his follow-up to the 2021 release of Imaginary World with his album titled Stargazer. The Salt Lake City-based alto saxophonist presents his exciting mix of fusion, jazz, […]
Malcolm Potter, My Inspirations Review by Roland Freerier Malcolm Potter is a vocalist and double bass player that has performed on stage or recorded with many jazz and blues artists. Potter has also worked on […]
Diego Rivera, Love and Peace Review By Nolan DeBuke Diego Rivera is releasing his fourth Posi-Tone Records release called Love and Peace. The album features Rivera’s original compositions and a few spirited arrangements. For the album, […]
Aimée Allen, Love & the Catalyst Review By Sylvannia Garutch Aimée Allen is a vocalist and songwriter who has been turning many heads in recent years as she grows her substantial creative album catalog. Allen’s […]
Eyolf Dale, The Wayfarers Review by Ferell Aubre Eyolf Dale is an Oslo-based pianist and composer known for his lyrical and melodic patterns and combinations of harmonic movements. Dale has teamed up with bassist Per Zanussi […]
Alex Sipiagin, Mel’s Vission Review by Nolan DeBuke Alex Sipiagin has returned with another Criss Cross album called Mel’s Vission, the 55-year-old thirteenth release as a leader. Also, I reviewed Sipiagin’s Posi-Tone records debut called Upstream. Sipiagin […]
The Jazz Word 2021
