Jeremy Pelt, Tomorrow’s Another Day Review A Melodic Journey with Jeremy Pelt’s Tomorrow’s Another Day by Nolan DeBuke Tomorrow’s Another Day, Jeremy Pelt’s latest album, released in March 2024 under HighNote Records, is a new […]
Scott Emmerman, Spheres Review Scott Emmerman’s Spheres Unites Jazz Fusion and Global Sounds by Ferell Aubre Spheres by Scott Emmerman, self-released on October 15, 2023, offers Emmerman’s creative sounds in the jazz-fusion domain. Recorded in […]
Laura Misch, Sample the Sky Review A Convergence of Electronic Ambience and Jazz Artistry by Sylvannia Garutch In this audacious venture, Sample the Sky emerges as a mosaic of musicality, meticulously assembled with every sound played, synthesized, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Gilad Hekselman, Far Star Review By Sylvannia Garutch Gilad Hekselman is an Israeli guitarist that hit the New York City jazz scene in 2004 and instantly began playing with Chris Potter, Eric Harland, Mark Turner, […]
Adam Glaser, Excursions Review by Sylvannia Garutch Adam Glaser is a man of many talents. Glaser is a gifted jazz pianist and composer and one of the most engaging and versatile conductors on the classical […]
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 […]
Michel Benita, Looking At Sounds Review by Nolan DeBuke Michel Benita is an Algeria-born bassist and a big part of the French jazz scene since the early 1980s. The bassist honed his skills in the […]
by Nolan DeBuke Matthew Silberman received the nickname “Narducci” while attending Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. “The name started from the Miles Davis’ tune ‘Nardis,’ which was my feature in our jazz […]
The Jazz Word 2021
