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Markus Rutz: Many Moons

Read "Many Moons" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Chicago-based trumpeter Markus Rutz traverses a largely straightforward path on Many Moons, the ninth recording as leader of his own ensembles--on this occasion, his Third Coast Sounds, a sturdy sextet with slightly shifting personnel. Tenor saxophonist Brice Winston shares the front line on five of the album's eleven engaging tracks, alto Sharel Cassity on ...

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Brandee Younger: Gadabout Season

Read "Gadabout Season" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Dopo venticinque anni d'attività professionale, l'arpista Brandee Younger è balzata recentemente all'attenzione generale con accattivanti album e una nomination al Grammy Awards. L'improvviso successo non le ha dato alla testa e Brandee non sembra voler annacquare la sua musica con quelle leggerezze pop che coesistevano in qualche brano. In quest'ultimo album--prodotto dal bassista Rashaan Carter--collabora con ...

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Ore': Matter Antimatter

Read "Matter Antimatter" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Ore,' led by bassist Pedro Ferreira, presents the conceptual work Matter Antimatter, which is a densely layered and challenging sonic experience that operates at the intersection of quantum physics and free-form excursions. This album is not merely a collection of tracks; it is an extended meditation on duality, stability and the volatile energy that shapes the ...

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Triosence: Stories Of life

Read "Stories Of life" reviewed by Neil Duggan


The German trio Triosence have been developing their highly distinctive sound since the release of First Enchantment, their debut in 2002 (Mons Records). Their combination of jazz and cinematic soundscapes puts melody first and foremost in a song-based approach that has broad appeal to jazz listeners and beyond. The trio, led by pianist and ...

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David Virelles: Igbó Alákọrin (The Singer’s Grove) Vol. III (Director’s Cut)

Read "Igbó Alákọrin (The Singer’s Grove) Vol. III (Director’s Cut)" reviewed by Jim Trageser


In 2018, New York-based pianist David Virelles turned more than a few heads when he set aside his avant-garde playing style to dive headfirst into the traditional music of his native Santiago de Cuba. Igbó Alákorin Vol. 1 and II found Virelles fully immersed in the Santiago music community, recording alongside both local legends ...

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Marius Neset: Cabaret

Read "Cabaret" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Dopo tre dischi con ampi organici (London Sinfonietta, Norwegian Radio Orchestra e Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra) e il progetto cameristico condiviso col pianista classico Leif Ove Andsnes, il sassofonista norvegese riporta in vita il quintetto che nel 2022 ha realizzato Happy. Da allora l'organico s'è esibito più volte, sviluppando una fusion avanzata che trae linfa dalle estetiche ...

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Lingyuan Yang: Cursed Month

Read "Cursed Month" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Lingyuan Yang emerges from the shadows of New York's experimental jazz scene with his debut album, Cursed Month. This seven-track odyssey channels the unlucky lunar phases of Chinese astrology into a sonic tempest. Released in 2025 on Chaospace Records, this trio effort features Yang on guitar and electronics, Shinya Lin on piano, and Asher Herzog on ...

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Cincinnati Contemporary Jazz Orchestra: The Nutcracker Remix

Read "The Nutcracker Remix" reviewed by Jack Bowers


For those who assumed that Duke Ellington may have had the last word when it came to jazz interpretations of Peter Tchaikovsky's memorable Nutcracker Suite, welcome to The Nutcracker Remix, an awesome new portrayal of Tchaikovsky's enduring work by the stellar Cincinnati Contemporary Jazz Orchestra. This is Tchaikovsky for the 21st century, saluting ...

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Paul Dunmall: Here Today Gone Tomorrow

Read "Here Today Gone Tomorrow" reviewed by John Sharpe


  Much improvised music may be ephemeral, but Here Today Gone Tomorrow, captures British saxophonist Paul Dunmall's long-standing quartet at a peak of collective lucidity. Featuring pianist Liam Noble, bassist John Edwards and drummer Mark Sanders, the ensemble works through three slabs of unapologetic free jazz that display the rare assurance ...

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Jake Baldwin: Vanishing Point

Read "Vanishing Point" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro


Un jazz a tratti un po' dimesso per quanto elegante, calibrato, è quanto ci arriva da quest'ultimo lavoro del quartetto capitanato dal trombettista Jake Baldwin (qui impegnato anche alla cornetta), nel 2023 abbastanza singolare vincitore di un Grammy per aver contribuito al videogioco Assassin's Creed: Ragnarok. Questo Vanishing Point è il suo terzo album sempre per ...


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