Pete McCann, Without Question Review A Sonic Banquet: Pete McCann’s Without Question – A Modern Jazz Guitar Feast for the Senses by Nolan DeBuke Pete McCann, a jazz giant from Wisconsin, has indeed been a […]
Jalen Baker, Be Still Review Be Still: Jalen Baker’s Nonstop Technical Tour de Force in Modern Jazz by Nolan DeBuke There’s a certain vibrancy and dynamism to Jalen Baker’s music that makes it hard to […]
Jason Arkins, In Focus Review Riding the Waves of Modern Jazz: Jason Arkins’ In Focus by Nolan DeBuke Aged just 22, Jason Arkins is no ordinary musician. His newly released debut EP, In Focus, underscores his […]
Orrin Evans, The Red Door Review Opening New Horizons: A Journey Through The Red Door with Orrin Evans by Nolan DeBuke The Red Door – a symbol of challenge, exploration, and beautiful discoveries, encapsulates the essence […]
Eric McGarry, As I Am, As You Were Review As I Am, As You Were: Eric McGarry’s Musical Exploration of Change and Self-Discovery by Nolan DeBuke Eric McGarry is a guitarist, composer, and educator based […]
Jae Sinnett’s Zero To 60 Quartet, Commitment Review Rhythmic Commitment: The Musical Journey of Jae Sinnett by Nolan DeBuke Jae Sinnett is a drummer, composer, educator, and broadcaster whose musical journey, spanning more than four […]
Wayne Escoffery, Like Minds Review by Nolan DeBuke Saxophonist and composer Wayne Escoffery brings together a group of long-time musical partners in his latest album, Like Minds. The core ensemble consists of pianist and keyboardist […]
Kendrick Scott, Corridors Review by Nolan DeBuke Kendrick Scott just released his fifth album titled Corridors. The drummer and composer chose a trio format, joined by saxophonist Walter Smith III and bassist Reuben Rogers. Corridors have nine […]
Marquis Hill, New Gospel Revisited Review by: Ferell Aubre Trumpeter Marquis Hill has released New Gospel Revisited on Edition Records, a live recording that and reinterprets his debut 2012 album New Gospel. The line-up for the recording is […]
The Jazz Word 2021
