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Neri Pollastri's Best Jazz Albums Of 2024
Courtesy Petra Cvelbar
There is no specific order or "ranking" in the selection presented below. These albums, even though they are quite different from one another, are all exceptionally commendable in their own way, or, at the very least, they're truly outstanding.
Those who wish to learn more, may click on the album titles, to get to the album page where often they will find links to reviews.
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Andrea Ayace Ayassot, Alfonso Santimone, Giulio Corini, Nelide Bandello Live in Lugano
Flying Robert Music
Silvia Bolognesi, Dudu Kouate, Griffin Alan Rodriguez Timing Birds
Fonterossa Records
Federico Calcagno Octet Mundus Inversus
Habitable Records
Enzo Favata Os Caminhos de Garibaldi
Caligola Records
Joe Fonda Eyes on the Horizon
Long Song Records
Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio Jet Black
Libra Records
Andrea Grossi Blend 3 + Jim Black Axes
We Insist! Records
Joëlle Léandre, Elisabeth Harnik, Zlatko Kaućić Live in St. Johann
Fundacja Sluchaj
Mario Mariotti Quartet Live at Angelica
AMP Music & Records
Stefano Maurizi, Coşkun Karademir, Emre Sinanmiş Migration Routes
Challenge Records
Jordina Millà, Barry Guy Live in Munich
ECM Records
Gianni Mimmo, Harri Sjostrom Wells
Amirani Records
Matteo Mosolo, Flavio Zanuttini Half Black Half White Half Yellow. Suite For Charles Mingus
Caligola Records
Naom Radici
Aut Records
Roberto Ottaviano, Danilo Gallo, Ferdinando Farao Lacy in the Sky with Diamonds
Clean Feed Records
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Felmay
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