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2016 All About Jazz Website Achievements
2016 was an exciting year for both All About Jazz and Jazz Near You as our vision for the future came into greater focus and was reflected in our various achievements. We explored new technologies, established partnerships with industry leaders, and improved what has become the most sophisticated technical platform in jazz. Much of ...
Start Your Launchpad Fan Funded Project at All About Jazz
Attention musicians: Great news! All About Jazz and ArtistShare have partnered to promote Launchpad—a platform to bring jazz fans and jazz creators together and new ideas to life. With Launchpad, artists can find funders for their creative projects while actively engaging with and acquiring new fans (more about that here). As a jazz musician, you have ...
Make Your Premium Musician Page Shine
Whether you've purchased the premium musician page service ($50/year) or are a standard musician page user, you'll want to make sure your page is accurate, complete, and looks its absolute best. For standard page users, make sure you add as much information as possible from your page update form. You should also upload photos and upload ...
All About Jazz Top 10 MP3 Downloads: December 2016
All About Jazz features a free song every day spanning all genres of jazz, and of the 30 tracks featured in December, these ten represent our personal favorites. We also included the top ten reader favorites as indicated by total downloads. Musicians and record labels can submit full length MP3s for consideration here. Enjoy! EDITOR'S PICKS ...
Pianst Lisa Hilton Release "Day & Night" on Ruby Slippers Productions
Nineteen albums in, after working with the top-drawer jazz masters, like Antonio Sanchez, Christian McBride, Nasheet Waits, Sean Jones, Marcus Gilmore, Steve Wilson, Jeremy Pelt, Lewis Nash, Billy Hart, Larry Grenadier, Rudy Royston, and Bobby Militello, among others, LISA HILTON strips her music down to the essentials and returns to the solo format with Day & ...
Jazz Near You Event Spotlight Service Improves—Allows For Patron Support
Jazz Near You has boosted the visibility of spotlight events and has vastly improved spotlight appearance to make a stronger impression at the Jazz Near You website. In addition to service improvements, jazz patrons can now support local events through the Spotlight service. Businesses with an interest in supporting their local jazz community can purchase a ...
Spread Good Cheer: Support All About Jazz and Jazz Near You
Your friends at All About Jazz want to wish our readers, especially our registered members, a joyous holiday season filled with family and fun. We have several big projects in store for 2017 including the doubling of Jazz Near You events, a Jazz Near You website upgrade, web site navigation improvements, a community blog, badges, expert ...
Promote Your New Release with All About Jazz's Showcase Service
New Album Showcase, the longest-running promotional service at All About Jazz is a multi-feature opportunity to promote artist discovery, facilitate music sales, and drive social traffic. Service include: ✓ A bold, eye-catching look that includes a photo, an album cover, and a buy button on every All About Jazz and Jazz Near You page; ✓ A ...
This Holiday Season, All About Jazz is All About Guaraldi
Vast audiences were first introduced to jazz through a cartoon special about Charlie Brown's uneasy relationship with Christmas… And many more were attracted by the sound of the early cross-over hit, “Cast Your Fate To The Wind“… It's fair to say that composer/pianist Vince Guaraldi helped shape the landscape of popular jazz, bringing generations along with ...
B-JAZZ 2017: Help Young Belgian Jazz Musicians Realize Their Dreams
Although governments in Europe are withdrawing their subsidies for the performing arts and life is getting more and more difficult for performing artists to earn their living, the jazz scene in Europe continues to forge ahead. Music colleges, academies, conservatories and jazz institutes are attracting more young musicians than they can enroll. The number of jazz ...
