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Building You, Building Me

December 18, 2022

Album: Upon First Impression
By Saku Mantere
Label: Orchard of Pomegranates
Released: 2022
Duration: 04:05

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Antepenultimate

September 7, 2022

Album: Artifact
By Kate Wyatt
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2022
Duration: 6:52

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Artifact

July 11, 2022

Album: Artifact
By Kate Wyatt
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2022
Duration: 08:37

Article: Album Review

Sean Fyfe is a peripatetic Canadian jazz pianist who has vagabonded his musical way from Vancouver Island to Montreal to New York City and now London. He has not forgotten the friends he met along the way and so his cohorts for the session are some buddies from Montreal: guitarist Sam Kirmayer, bassist Adrian Vedady and ...

Article: Album Review

Sean Fyfe Quartet: Late Night

Read "Late Night" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
January 19, 2022

The opening number on pianist Sean Fyfe's latest album, Late Night, is “Happy," which could serve as a subtext for the album as a whole. Even when performing a solo rendition of Billy Strayhorn's mournful “Lush Life," Fyfe somehow manages to sound happy, lending a sunny counterweight to the heart-breaking sense of loss that permeates Strayhorn's ...

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Genealogy

By CODE Quartet

Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Tipsy; Watching It All Slip Away; Genealogy; O Sacred Head, Now Wounded; Wind Up; Requiem; Day Moon; Beach Community.

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Montreal Jazz Trio

By Montreal Jazz Trio

Label: Odd Sound Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: All Those Things; My One And Only Love; Empathy; Take the 'A' Train; Takin' A Chance On Love; Nowhere; Wray; Soho Dreams; Answer Me My Love.

Article: Album Review

Montreal Jazz Trio: Montreal Jazz Trio

Read "Montreal Jazz Trio" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
October 23, 2021

We had the Modern Jazz Quartet, sometimes tagged MJQ, from 1952 until--after a stop and start or two--the early 90's. They were a class act, playing in formal attire, playing classically-influenced jazz with a dollop (sometimes more than a dollop) of the blues. Restraint and laid back complexity was the name of the game.