Buster Williams, Unalome Review Unalome: Buster Williams’ Stairway to Enlightenment Through Jazz by Sylvannia Garutch With Unalome, Buster Williams takes listeners on a soul-stirring journey that blends musical expertise with philosophical introspection. The title, a […]
Robin McKelle, Impressions of Ella Reviews Canon Entry Point: Impressions of Ella – Robin McKelle by Sylvannia Garutch The audacity of talent required to fill the shoes of a legend like Ella Fitzgerald is daunting, to […]
Douyé, The Golden Sèkèrè Review Reimagining Jazz Standards with Cultural Heritage: Douyé’s The Golden Sèkèrè by Ferell Aubre As the record needle gently lands on the first track of Douyé’s album The Golden Sèkèrè, palpable […]
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 […]
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 […]
Malcolm Potter, My Inspirations Review by Roland Freerier Malcolm Potter is a vocalist and double bass player that has performed on stage or recorded with many jazz and blues artists. Potter has also worked on […]
Aimée Allen, Love & the Catalyst Review By Sylvannia Garutch Aimée Allen is a vocalist and songwriter who has been turning many heads in recent years as she grows her substantial creative album catalog. Allen’s […]
Darmon Meader, Losing My Mind Review By Sylvannia Garutch Darmon Meader is a vocalist, saxophonist, arranger, composer, and founding member of New York Voices. Meader is releasing his second project as a leader titled Losing […]
Ron Carter & Vitoria Maldonado, Brasil L.I.K.E. Versões Review by Roland Freerier Ron Carter and Brazilian vocalist Vitoria Maldonado have released another album together titled Brasil L.I.K.E. Versões. The legendary Carter’s bass skills have literally shaped the […]
Jennifer Hartswick, Something in the Water Review By Sylvannia Garutch Jennifer Hartswick released her sophomore album, Something in the Water, via Mack Avenue Records. The nine songs showcase Hartswick on the trumpet and on lead vocals. Joining […]
The Jazz Word 2021
