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Katchie Cartwright's Best Jazz Albums Of 2024
Hermeto PascoalPra você, Ilza
Rocinante Records
"I saw heaven on earth doing this work." —Hermeto Pascoal
Rhiannon GiddensAmerican Railroad: A Musical Journey of Reclamation
Nonesuch Records
"And we say never forget who you are or where you come from." —Pura Fé Crescioni
Jamie BaumWhat Times Are These
Sunnyside Records
"The thing worth doing has a shape that satisfies, clean and evident." —Marge Piercy
Renee RosnesCrossing Paths
Smoke Sessions
"Quem canta o mal espanta." —Vinicius De Moraes
Delia FischerBeyond Bossa
Origin Records
"Have a heart and give to the lemon jugglers of Rio if you are a real patron of the arts." —Allen Morrison
Brad ShepikHuman Activity: Dream of the Possible
Shifting Paradigm Records
"A narrative of hope." —Brad Shepik
Christopher ZuarExuberance
Tonal Conversations
"A collaborative project that charts the last seven years of our lives." —Christopher Zuar
Ada RovattiThe Hidden World Of Piloo
Piloo Records and Productions LLC
That moment when one is among strangers on a train and wonders about their lives. —"Hey You (Scintilla of Sonder)"
Anat CohenBloom
Anzic Records
A head-spinning miniature masterpiece. —"The Night Owl"
Hamilton de HolandaCollab
Sony Music
This date it is all about compatibility. —"Incompatibilidade de Gênios"
Dani GurgelDDG19 Big Band
Self Produced
"No suor que coloquei minha fé." —Dani Gurgel
Nancy ReedHappying
Self Produced
A musical partnership that has become synonymous with the best in homegrown Pocono jazz for nearly 50 years.
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