The Moore-McColl Jazz Society, Up and Gone Review Grooving Forward: The Moore-McColl Jazz Society’s Bold Up and Gone by Sylvannia Garutch The Moore-McColl Jazz Society, emerging from the vibrant jazz scene of Atlanta, Georgia, has […]
Jan Alexander, Storm Before The Calm Review Harmony in Complexity: Jan Alexander’s Storm Before The Calm by Ferell Aubre Jan Alexander is a composer and pianist; on his latest endeavor, Storm Before The Calm, released on […]
Wolfgang Muthspiel, Dance of the Elders Review Transcendent Harmonies: An Exploration of Wolfgang Muthspiel’s Dance of the Elders by Ferell Aubre Wolfgang Muthspiel’s Dance of the Elders takes the listener on a whirlwind tour through rich harmonies, […]
Joshua Redman, Where Are We Review Blurring Boundaries: Joshua Redman’s Where Are We by Nolan DeBuke Redman’s musical tapestry has primarily been instrumental, often buoyed by his consummate skill as a saxophonist. However, in Where Are […]
Paul Litteral, Legacy Review A Melodious Legacy: Paul Litteral’s Triumph in Jazz by Ferell Aubre Paul Litteral’s debut album, Legacy, released under Outrageous8 Records, is an introduction and documentation to his expansive career, showcasing his […]
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 […]
Christopher McBride, Ramon Review by Nolan DeBuke Christopher McBride is a jazz saxophonist and composer based in Harlem. McBride is releasing his sophomore release titled Ramon. The new album is a soul-stirring presentation of thirteen songs […]
Mammal Hands, Gift from the Trees Review by Ferell Aubre Mammal Hands has released their fifth album called Gift from the Trees. The trio of Jordan Smart, saxophone; Nick Smart, piano; and Jesse Barrett, drums recorded […]
Brandee Younger, Brand New Life Review By Sylvannia Garutch Brandee Younger has released her album titled Brand New Life. The GRAMMY®-nominated harpist and composer has teamed up with producer, drummer, and composer Makaya McCraven to create […]
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 […]
The Jazz Word 2021
