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Album Review

Emie R. Roussel: TERR

Read "TERR" reviewed by Konstantin N. Rega


Even after 15 years of creative synergy, the Montréal-based Emie R Roussel Trio continues to flex its creative muscles with sensitivity and sophistication. TERR seems to center around the common themes of togetherness and community, of what humanity shares and the spaces we co-inhabit. Emie R. Roussel on piano and keyboards with Nicolas Bédard on electric bass and Dominic Cloutier on drums. The trio balances interesting rhythms, piano riffs and airy atmospheres. Though the first track is more conservative in ...

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Album Review

Emie R. Roussel: TERR

Read "TERR" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian


Over a career spanning a bit more than a decade, award-winning Canadian pianist Emie R. Roussel has developed a unique style.  It draws on both the Western classical tradition and jazz.  Furthermore, her captivating music is a deft mix of exciting spontaneity and a poetic undercurrent.   Her fourth release as a leader with her working trio is the wistful and cinematic Terr. It consists of seven of Roussel's originals that, in their thematic unity, reflect on humanity's collective experience ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band, Jake Baxendale, Fie Schouten, Samuel Torres

Read "Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band, Jake Baxendale, Fie Schouten, Samuel Torres" reviewed by Cheryl K.


During this week's two-hour program of jazz and improvised music--selections from new releases by trumpeter Brian Lynch; Greenhouse Ensemble; vocalist Julia Keefe and her Indigenous Big Band; pianist Elan Mehler; saxophonist Jake Baxendale; Emie R Roussel Trio; clarinetist Fie Schouten; WaSaBi Trio; and percussionist Samuel Torres.Playlist Frank Carlberg “International Man of Mystery" from Monk Dreams, Hallucinations, and Nightmares (Red Piano) 6:48 Brian Lynch “But Beautiful" from Torch Bearers (Hollistic MusicWorks) 10:50 Greenhouse Ensemble “Diomede" from Mezzanine (Greenhouse Ensemble) ...

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Live Review

Jazz In Paris

Read "Jazz In Paris" reviewed by Martin McFie


Various VenuesParis, France March 11-15, 2020 Paris is a timeless and beautiful city, uniform in its Hausmann architecture and relaxed in its easy, cool charm. Not all jazz clubs here have the same presentation. These are some of the clubs and the styles of music being presented live in the city. Sunset-Sunside is two jazz clubs in the same building in rue des Lombards, (metro Chatelet), fronted by a terrace. It was founded ...


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