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Publisher's Top Picks for 2008
Rudresh Mahanthappa Kinsmen (Pi Recordings) Reviews | Leonardo Cioglia Contos (Self Produced) Reviews | Ulf Wakenius Love is Real (ACT Music) Review |
Joe Locke Force of Four (Origin Records) Reviews | Kurt Rosenwinkel The Remedy: Live at the Village Vanguard (ArtistShare) Reviews | Nik Bärtsch Holon (ECM Records) Reviews |
Rob Mosher The Tortoise (Self Produced) Reviews | Elephant9 Dodovoodoo (Rune Grammofon) Review | Bobby Previte Set the Alarm for Monday (Palmetto Records) Review |
Brad Mehldau Live (Nonesuch Records) Review | Aaron Parks Invisible Cinema (Blue Note Records) Reviews | Todd Sickafoose Tiny Resistors (Cryptogramophone) Review |
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah Live at Newport (Concord Music Group) Review | Brian Blade Season of Changes (Verve Music Group) Review | Revolutionary Snake Ensemble Forked Tongue (Cuneiform Records) Reviews |
David Sánchez Cultural Survival (Concord Picante) Reviews | e.s.t. Leucocyte (ACT Music) Review | Gonzalo Rubalcaba Avatar (Blue Note Records) Reviews |
Matt Penman Catch of the Day (Fresh Sound New Talent) | Bill Cunliffe The Blues and the Abstract Truth, Take 2 (Resonance Records) Review | Ben Schachter Omnibus (Ben-Jam Music) Review |
Label Spotlight: Sunnyside Records
Guillermo Klein Filtros Reviews | JD Allen I Am I Am Review | Fernando Huergo Provinciano Review |
More picks...
Marcin Wasilewski's January, Steve Turre's Rainbow People, Tom Tallitsch's Medicine Man, Roy Hargrove's Earfood, Massimo Biolcati's Persona, Avishai Cohen's Flood, The Wee Trio's Capitol Diner Vol. 1, Matt Jorgensen's Another Morning and Francisco Mela's Cirio. And two very late 2007 releases well worth mentioning: Felipe Salles's South American Suite and Christof May's MAYGUS.
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