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Ludovica Burtone: Migration Tales

Read "Migration Tales" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Dopo il debutto del 2020 con Sparks, la violinista friulana attiva a New York presenta un album ampiamente rinnovato nell'organico strumentale e nei suoi componenti. Non c'è più il quartetto d'archi ma un sestetto d'impronta jazzistica e prevalenza femminile, in cui resta solo la pianista Marta Sánchez. I nuovi partner sono Milena Casado al flicorno, Julieta ...

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Leonardo Vita, Matilde Sabato: XENIA

Read "XENIA" reviewed by Marco Iacoboni


Xenia, il lavoro pubblicato con coraggio dalla Dodicilune di Maurizio Bizzochetti, non è accogliente nel senso etimologico del termine e può apparire in un primo momento poco ospitale. Suoni arcaici si coniugano con l'elettronica e l'improvvisazione, generando colori onirici di stridenti forme. Echi di un Mediterraneo figlio della Magna Grecia. L'uso del tamburo, del ...

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Peter Lin AAPI Jazz Collective: Identity

Read "Identity" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Taiwanese-American trombonist Peter Lin formed the New York-based AAPI Jazz Collective in 2018 to amplify the voice of jazz musicians of Asian American and Pacific Island lineage. Identity, the group's debut album, confirms that those voices are essentially strong, clear and eloquent. AAPI's core quintet places Lin out front with alto saxophonist Erena ...

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Chris McCarthy: Add a Zero

Read "Add a Zero" reviewed by Paul Rauch


Chris McCarthy is a wonderfully lyrical pianist, and an unexpected joy to hear. “Unexpected" you might ask? Allow an explanation. He is imaginative, highly skilled and has gained a reputation of excellence on the New York scene. His accompaniment and solo strides on his acclaimed duo release, Life's a Gig (Fresh Sounds, 2024), with vocalist Vanisha ...

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Jaleel Shaw: Painter Of The Invisible

Read "Painter Of The Invisible" reviewed by Carl Medsker


For twenty years, Jaleel Shaw has steadily built a robust career that includes a lengthy apprenticeship with Roy Haynes, steady work as an in-demand sideman and mentoring the next generation at the Manhattan School of Music. Painter Of The Invisible caps two years of significant events: Dave Holland enlisted him in his 2024 quartet along with ...

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Meredith d'Ambrosio: Midnight Mood

Read "Midnight Mood" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


A quattro anni di distanza da Sometime Ago la cantante bostoniana pubblica un nuovo album di raffinate interpretazioni, entro e oltre il classico songbook statunitense. Il contesto strumentale è ancor più minimale e nasce dalle sollecitazioni del chitarrista francese Frédéric Loiseau, che ha convinto la cantante e il fondatore della Sunnyside, François Zalacain. Già ...

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Giacomo Papetti The Loom: Chorale

Read "Chorale" reviewed by Neri Pollastri


La metafora del telaio (The Loom) si attaglia senza dubbio molto bene a questa formazione del contrabbassista Giacomo Papetti: i quattro musicisti coinvolti, infatti, pur offrendo ciascuno un contributo di assoluto valore, non si prendono quasi affatto spazi solistici, ma per tutta la durata del lavoro collaborano alla creazione di una fitta e ricca tessitura collettiva, ...

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Stefan Keune / Sandy Ewen / Damon Smith: Two Felt-Tip Pens: Live At Moers

Read "Two Felt-Tip Pens: Live At Moers" reviewed by Mark Corroto


This recording from the Moers Festival in May 2023, Germany, is dedicated to the late Hans Schneider. Bassist and label curator Damon Smith has made it a lifelong practice to seek out and collaborate with his musical heroes, a list that includes Jaap Blonk, Roscoe Mitchell, Henry Kaiser and Vinny Golia. Naturally, that list also honors ...

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Ivo Perelman: Armageddon Flower

Read "Armageddon Flower" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic


Ekphrastic by design, Armageddon Flower, the forty-seventh bold, forward-thinking testament pairing saxophonist Ivo Perelman and pianist Matthew Shipp is the duo's new zenith in a tireless exploration dating back nearly thirty years. It is another view from the pinnacle of their brotherhood that includes such watermark recordings as the symbiotic Live In Nuremberg (SMP, 2019), Fruition ...

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Jimmy Lyons: Live From Studio Rivbea (Jimmy Lyons)

Read "Live From Studio Rivbea (Jimmy Lyons)" reviewed by John Sharpe


Alto saxophonist Jimmy Lyons was underappreciated even at the height of his powers, but to those with ears attuned to the radical innovations of the loft jazz era, he was a galvanizing presence. That his legacy remains under-lit is due in part to his long-standing tenure in Cecil Taylor's incandescent orbit. Lyons was more than a ...


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