Randal Clark, Imaginary World Review By Ferell Aubre Randal Clark is a Salt Lake City-based contemporary and concert saxophonist that excels in performing as a jazz and classical soloist. Clark has appeared at numerous jazz […]
Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory Orchestra, Tinctures in Time Review by Nolan DeBuke Steven Bernstein is back with his Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory Orchestra and his new album Tinctures in Time. This project marks the first time […]
Goro Ito Ensemble, Amorozsofia -Abstract João Review by Ferell Aubre Goro Ito (MOOSE HILL) is a composer, arranger, guitarist, and producer active as a solo artist and a member of the bossa-nova duo Naomi & […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Paula Atherton, Can You Feel It Review by Nolan DeBuke Paula Atherton is a smooth jazz composer, saxophonist, flutist, and vocalist based in New York with a catalog of six albums and performances with The […]
Lewis Wright, Matt Brewer & Marcus Gilmore, The Colour of Intention Review by: Ferell Aubre Lewis Wright is a jazz vibraphonist and composer known for his unique sound and approach to the instrument. Wright’s awards include […]
Tingvall Trio, Dance Review by: Ferell Aubre Tingvall Trio is back with a new album called Dance. The new album takes listeners along on a journey around the world with a variety of dance styles all […]
The Jazz Word 2021
