All About Jazz

Home » Articles » Album Reviews

Advertise | For Pros

Reviews | Popular | Future

Today

Break Up With The Sound

Michelle Lordi

Break Up With The Sound (Cabinet of Wonder Productions)
Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

1

Published: 22-Jan-2020

Village of the Sun / Ted

Village of the Sun feat. Binker & Moses

Village of the Sun / Ted (Gearbox Records)
Reviewed by Chris May

2

Published: 22-Jan-2020

Tubis Trio

So Us (Audio Cave)
Reviewed by Geno Thackara

Published: 22-Jan-2020

Masa Ishikawa

Dialogue (Self Produced)
Reviewed by Don Phipps

Published: 22-Jan-2020

21-Jan-2020

Neyko Bodurov

Nikobo (Optomusic)
Reviewed by Ian Patterson

4

Published: 21-Jan-2020

Audrey Ochoa

Frankenhorn (Chronograph Records)
Reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

2

Published: 21-Jan-2020

John Abercrombie and Don Thompson

Yesterdays (Cornerstone Records Inc.)
Reviewed by Don Phipps

6

Published: 21-Jan-2020

Did Mark Murphy Believe in UFOS?

Tony Adamo

Did Mark Murphy Believe in UFOS? (Ropeadope Records)
Reviewed by Nicholas F. Mondello

2

Published: 21-Jan-2020

20-Jan-2020

Atom String Quartet

Penderecki (Universal Music Poland)
Reviewed by Ian Patterson

7

Published: 20-Jan-2020

Flash Of The Spirit

Jon Hassell / Farafina

Flash Of The Spirit (Glitterbeat)
Reviewed by Chris May

7

Published: 20-Jan-2020

Silent Fires

Forests (Amp Music & Records)
Reviewed by John Eyles

7

Published: 20-Jan-2020

19-Jan-2020

Ralph Peterson

Listen Up! (Onyx Productions)
Reviewed by Jack Bowers

1

Published: 19-Jan-2020

Nothing Particularly Horrible: Live in Bochum ‘93

Keune, Russell, Schneider, Lovens.

Nothing Particularly Horrible: Live in Bochum ‘93 (FMR Records)
Reviewed by John Eyles

5

Published: 19-Jan-2020

Erroll Garner

Campus Concert (Mack Avenue Records)
Reviewed by Peter Hoetjes

5

Published: 19-Jan-2020

18-Jan-2020

Sam Newbould Quintet

Blencathra (Self Produced)
Reviewed by Jack Bowers

3

Published: 18-Jan-2020

Alberto Pibiri & Miriam Waks

So Many Stars (Alberto Pibiri Music)
Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

4

Published: 18-Jan-2020

Featured Video

Go: Organic Orchestra and Brooklyn Raga Massive - RAGMALA
Featuring the music of Adam Rudolph

Premium

Kit Eakle

violin

Radio

MONDO JAZZ

Michael Jackson: Man in a Jazz Mirror - Part II

With Ludovico Granvassu

Popular

Ronnie Wood and Mike Zito: Tributes to Chuck Berry -...
Knots
Tim Stine
Holiday Roundup 2019
Panamerica: Live in Latin America
Stick Men
The Band: 50th Anniversary Edition (2CD)
The Band
Chalkboard Destiny
Lisa Hilton
Black Hole Universe
Marc Edwards

Contest Giveaway

Ragmala: A Garland Of Ragas by Adam Rudolph

ELIGIBLE WINNERS: 5 | DAYS REMAINING: 26

Prize: Ragmala: A Garland Of Ragas by Adam Rudolph

World music pioneer Adam Rudolph and his groundbreaking Go: Organic Orchestra join forces with Brooklyn Raga Massive to create the monumental new album, Ragmala – A Garland of Ragas (Meta Records). Ragmala bridges generations, cultures and traditions in a deep-rooted, forward-looking sound born of 21st-century innovation and hybrid voices. Epic in scale and ambition, the project features 40 world-class musicians including Gnawa master musician Hassan Hakmoun, legendary drummer/percussionist Hamid Drake, forward-thinking cornetist Graham Haynes, and tradition-blurring flutist...

Sign in to enter Sponsored by Adam Rudolph

ENGAGE!

Enter our contest giveaways

Contest Giveaways

Enter our contests with a single button click and win a chance at albums or concert tickets.

Contest Guidelines

Favorite Record Labels Poll

From legendary labels like Blue Note and Verve to independent imprints, vote for your favorites.

Super search project underway

Publisher's Desk

Stay current on website improvements, new features, handy tips, and more.

MORE POSTS | YEAR IN REVIEW

Shop for Music

Start your music shopping from All About Jazz and you'll support us in the process. Learn how.