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Paolo Peviani's Favorite Jazz Albums of 2025
Fortunately, at least for now, AI has yet to make inroads into the jazz world. Let us therefore savor these remaining pockets of divergent music, created by people of flesh, bone, and soul, for listeners who still seek sounds not generated by algorithms—starting with the 2025 albums below, listed in order of preference.
IndiaLouis Sclavis
Yolk Records
ThereuponFieldwork
Pi Recordings
BlissRégis Huby
Le Triton
Better You Don'tJim Black
Intakt Records
Strange HeavensLinda May Han Oh
Biophilia Records
Projekt Drums vol. 2Petter Eldh
Edition Records
The Legends Of OtrantoFerdinando Romano
GleAM Records
RitualsCarlo Cattano
Aut Records
Bremen New YorkTimo Vollbrecht
Berthold Records
Or MathildeLa Marmite Infernale
ARFI
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