Domi Edson, Stories From Solitude Review By Sylvannia Garutch Domi Edson is just twenty-five years of age, but her tone and sense of time are that of someone twice her age. Edson is releasing her […]
David Liebman, The Elements: Water Review by Nolan DeBuke Saxophonist and composer David Liebman has released the first album of a series inspired by the elements called The Elements: Water. For the album, Liebman uses […]
Chris Keefe, Opening Review By Sylvannia Garutch Opening is pianist Chris Keefe’s debut recording as a leader. Keefe uses three originals and four standards to introduce himself to jazz fans and his own unique piano […]
Billy Childs, The Winds of Change Review by Nolan DeBuke Billy Childs built a fantastic quartet to create his third release for Mack Avenue Records called The Winds of Change . The quartet is Childs on […]
Rufus Reid, Celebration Review by Ferell Aubre Rufus Reid released a beautiful album featuring a string quartet and his trio, Celebration. Reid’s trio, Steve Allee on piano and Duduka Da Fonseca – on drums (2-10), […]
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, […]
The Jazz Word 2021
