Johanna Klein, Cosmos Review
Johanna Klein, Cosmos Review by Ferell Aubre Johanna Klein is a saxophonist and composer from Rüsselsheim, Germany. From an early age, she was exposed to music through her family and found her way to Jazz […]
Johanna Klein, Cosmos Review by Ferell Aubre Johanna Klein is a saxophonist and composer from Rüsselsheim, Germany. From an early age, she was exposed to music through her family and found her way to Jazz […]
Zen Zadravec, Human Revolution Review by Nolan DeBuke Zen Zadravec is a jazz pianist, saxophonist, and composer with a goal to create music based on the human experience through the lens of Humanism centered on […]
Sarah Moule, Stormy Emotions Review By Sylvannia Garutch Sarah Moule, a vocalist with a unique repertoire stretching back directly to the Great American Songbook, has enjoyed a long and fruitful musical partnership with the American lyricist, […]
Dan Wilson, Vessels of Wood and Earth Review by Nolan DeBuke Dan Wilson is a jazz guitarist and composer from Akron, Ohio, that found his early inspirations in Wes Montgomery, Charlie Christian, Joe Pass, and […]
Judy Wexler, For What It’s Worth Review By Sylvannia Garutch Judy Wexler is a long-standing touring and recording jazz vocalist that is a regular at jazz festivals, performing arts centers, and major jazz clubs both […]
Anaïs Reno, Lovesome Thing Review by Ferell Aubre Anaïs Reno is a New York City-based jazz singer making a sound that is getting noticed for her interpretation of jazz and the Great American Songbook. Reno […]
Diego Rivera, Indigenous Review By Nolan DeBuke Diego Rivera is a composer, bandleader, and saxophonist exploring the “Indigenous” multi-cultural roots of our human family with his second release for Posi-Tone Records titled Indigenous. With a program of […]
KALI Trio, Loom Review by: Ferell Aubre KALI Trio is a Swiss-based band comprised of Raphael Loher (piano), Urs Mülller (guitar), and Nicolas Stocker (drums). The trio creates music as a cooperative, with every member […]
Russ Lossing, Metamorphism Review by Nolan DeBuke Russ Lossing is a jazz pianist that has been in the New York jazz scene since 1986 and has played with the Paul Motian Quintet for over twelve […]
Shawn Maxwell, Millstream Review by Nolan DeBuke Saxophonist and composer Shawn Maxwell is releasing his album Millstream on the Jazzline record label. The Chicago-based musician describes the eleven tracks on the album, “Jackie McLean and Cannonball Adderley […]
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