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Daniele Cavallanti A World of Sound: A Wall of Sound

Read "A Wall of Sound" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro


Non si può certo dire che Daniele Cavallanti difetti di coerenza. Dopo l'esperienza con gli Aktuala, sul finire degli anni Settanta ha iniziato a intrecciare la sua strada con quella di Tiziano Tononi, dal ché è nato poco dopo Nexus, e di lì tutta una storia comune in cui ognuno ha messo del suo. Del resto, ...

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Tiziano Tononi: Landscapes volume 1 (Songs in Opposition)

Read "Landscapes volume 1 (Songs in Opposition)" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Dopo il magistrale disco-manifesto Winter Counts (We'll Still Be Here) (Felmay 2023) registrato con il Paha Sapa Ensemble, il batterista e compositore milanese firma un altro concept album, passando a guidare una formazione ridotta col contributo di abituali collaboratori: Daniele Cavallanti, Emanuele Parrini, Paolo Botti, Riccardo Luppi e altri. Se il disco di due ...

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Sal Mosca: For Lennie Tristano

Read "For Lennie Tristano" reviewed by Jack Kenny


Sal Mosca was absorbed by the ideas of Lenne Tristano. The life force that is in the music of Tristano is not waning.  The ascetic ideas and the edgy magnificence of the music continue to enthrall without press agents, advertising, PR consultants:  just musicians who continue to be captivated by the purity of the music. 

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Ivo Perelman, Nate Wooley, Matt Moran, Mark Helias, Tom Rainey: A Modicum Of The Blues

Read "A Modicum Of The Blues" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian


An intrepid and groundbreaking saxophonist, Ivo Perelman excels in the company of like-minded artists. Thus, the majority of his work is either in duos or with small ensembles. The soulful A Modicum of the Blues is an entirely improvised five-movement suite featuring a quintet of long-standing collaborators. It is a masterful blend of fiery spontaneity and ...

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Lightning Trio: Lightning

Read "Lightning" reviewed by John Eyles


Lightning is the debut album from the Norway group Lightning Trio, which comprises pianist / synthesizer player Sondre Moshagen, double bassist Kertu Aer and drummer Steinar Heide Bo, who first met one another at the jazz program in Trondheim, Norway, in autumn 2022. After participating in 2024's Jazzintro launch program, the trio was named Young Jazz ...

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Carmen Staaf: Sounding Line

Read "Sounding Line" reviewed by Vic Albani


Carmen Staaf è una forza emergente della scena musicale di New York e, più in generale, del panorama jazz internazionale. Pianista originaria di Seattle--allieva di Danilo Perez--ha suonato e registrato con alcuni dei musicisti più influenti della nostra epoca. È stata ascoltata al Village Vanguard, al Blue Note, allo SFJAZZ e in numerosi festival di primo ...

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Benjamin Jephta: Homecoming Revisited

Read "Homecoming Revisited" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


At 22 years of age, the up-and-coming Cape Town-reared bassist Benjamin Jephta introduced himself to the wider world via Homecoming (Self Produced, 2015), an engrossing debut featuring South African standouts like tenor saxophonist Sisonke Xonti, trumpeter Marcus Wyatt, pianist Kyle Shepherd, drummer Sphelelo Mazibuko and vocalist Spha Mdlalose.  A decade later, he gives us Homecoming Revisted, re-envisioning that material ...

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Pavel Hrubý, Klaus Kugel: Going Where The Wind Takes It

Read "Going Where The Wind Takes It" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


The Czech German duo of soprano saxophonist and bass clarinetist Pavel Hruby and drummer and percussionist Klaus Kugel present a potent example of improvised dialogue on their live album Going Where the Wind Takes It. Recorded at the 'Jazz Goes to Town festival' in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic in October 2019, the session finds two masterful ...

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Rempis / Adasiewicz / Corsano: Dial Up

Read "Dial Up" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Chicago has long been a magnet for creative musicians. Louis Armstrong left New Orleans for the Windy City in 1922, and Sun Ra arrived in 1945 to begin reshaping its musical landscape. Fast-forward to the 1990s, and Chicago welcomed saxophonist Dave Rempis, who quickly became a central force in the city's improvised-music scene. After emerging in ...

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Emiliano D'Auria: The Baggage Room Vol.2 – Meanwhile

Read "The Baggage Room Vol.2 – Meanwhile" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Meanwhile è il secondo capitolo del progetto The Baggage Room, la svolta espressiva del pianista marchigiano, che fonde la vivacità ritmica e timbrica del jazz contemporaneo statunitense con l'impronta melodica già espressa nello Jano Quartet. Registrato a Monaco di Baviera nel novembre 2024, l'album conferma la presenza del trombettista Philip Dizack e del sassofonista ...


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