Donny McCaslin, I Want More Review Transcending Genres: The Audacious Artistry of Donny McCaslin’s I Want More by Sylvannia Garutch I Want More is Donny McCaslin’s bold and sincere album that makes a statement beyond […]
Eric McGarry, As I Am, As You Were Review As I Am, As You Were: Eric McGarry’s Musical Exploration of Change and Self-Discovery by Nolan DeBuke Eric McGarry is a guitarist, composer, and educator based […]
Tomas Janzon, Nomadic Review Nomadic: A Gentle Journey Through Tomas Janzon’s Musical Landscape by Nolan DeBuke Tomas Janzon is back with his sixth album as a leader with Nomadic. The Stockholm-born guitarist takes us on […]
Anna Margolina, One Endless Night Review Anna Margolina’s Debut Album One Endless Night – A Transcending Journey of Emigration Through Jazz By Sylvannia Garutch Anna Margolina’s debut album, One Endless Night, was released under the XJAZZ!Music […]
Jonathan Mills, No Mentions, No Worries Review Jazz Reimagined: A Journey Through Modern America in Jonathan Mills’ No Mentions, No Worries by Nolan DeBuke The bravura of a musician can be perceived in both their […]
Eric Lilley, Three Review Tribute and Transformation: A Review of Eric Lilley’s Three by Ferell Aubre Eric Lilley, a respected composer and pianist whose influences and musical journey span decades, has released his third trio […]
The Funky Knuckles, The Way It Is Review Cheese, Chromatics, and Chaos: An Exploration of The Funky Knuckles’ The Way It Is by Nolan DeBuke The Funky Knuckles continue their navigation of eccentric soundscapes with […]
Eric Reed, Black, Brown, and Blue Review Black, Brown, and Blue: A Profound Message but a Musical Missed Opportunity By Sylvannia Garutch Eric Reed is back with Black, Brown, and Blue, the pianist and composer who […]
Jan Cronin, I Thought About You Review Jan Cronin’s ‘I Thought About You’: A Heartfelt Ode to the Great American Songbook By Sylvannia Garutch Immersing oneself in Jan Cronin’s album, I Thought About You, is analogous […]
Udi Shlomo, You & Me Review Crossroads of Cultures: A Journey through Udi Shlomo’s You & Me by Ferell Aubre Drummer and composer Udi Shlomo stands at the crossroads of diverse cultural influences, with roots in Kibbutz […]
The Jazz Word 2021
