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Mike Lorenz: I'm Not There

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by Andrew Hunter

Following a period of change, upheaval and reflection in his personal life, Mike Lorenz says that this record demonstrates a new approach for him, reflecting both his roots in jazz and the fact that he has been listening to a lot of songwriters; writers such as Jeff Tweedy and Elliott Smith. The opening track ...

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UDEiGWE: Four Lemmas

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by Andrew Hunter

Jazz is a beautifully broad church. Whoever you are, whatever you have to say, you are welcome to say it as long as you bring an open heart and an open mind.  So when a math professor chooses to express his thoughts on identity through “an eight track concept suite structured as four lemmas ...

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Dylan Jones: Statue

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by Andrew Hunter

Like so many talented young musicians in London, Dylan Jones spent some time developing his skills with Tomorrow's Warriors, a talent development organization without which we might never have heard Courtney Pine, Steve Williamson, Yazz Ahmed, Nubya Garcia, Soweto Kinch... The London scene would be very different without them. Jones played in Ezra Collective ...

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Oiseau Murmure: Oiseau Murmure

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by Andrew Hunter

Oiseau Murmure, the name of the band and the record, means, literally, whispering birds. It also describes birds in murmuration--the beautiful, elastic clouds in which birds whisper at dusk.  How fitting for such a beautiful work as this.  Ouisea Murmure is a trio consisting of three very accomplished, very experienced musicians, taking some time ...

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Theo Girard: La rivière coulera sans effort

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by Andrew Hunter

French double bassist Théo Girard has built a career with great patience, not releasing his debut as a leader until the age of 40. That well- received record, 30YearsFrom (Discoble, 2017), was a trio piece and included drummer-in-demand Sebastian Rochford, with whom Girard has built a not inconsiderable body of work. La Rivière Coulera Sans Effort ...

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Article: Live Review

J.A.M. String Collective at Hot Numbers, Cambridge

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by Andrew Hunter

J.A.M. String Collective Hot Numbers Cambridge Jazz Festival Cambridge, England November 14 2025 It was a wet, dark night to follow a day so wet it felt like the sun never really came up at all. There was a food van in the street working hard to keep up with ...

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Fergus McCreadie: The Shieling

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by Andrew Hunter

Things tend to come in pairs. The animals went into the ark, all those years ago, two by two. Tonic water was created to control the symptoms of malaria but found its voice when mixed with gin to control the symptoms of reality. Some pairings work against the odds; until you have tried strawberries with black ...

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Article: Album Review

Eshaan Sood Presents The Sonic Alchemists: The Sonic Alchemists I: Dream River

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by Andrew Hunter

Guitarist Eshaan Sood came to jazz by the most unlikely and brutal of routes. Born and raised in New Delhi, India, he was expecting to begin a career as a graphic artist until he lost his sight in a terrible car accident that he was lucky to survive. Rather than despairing, he moved his ...

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Jasper Høiby: Fellow Creatures: We Must Fight

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by Andrew Hunter

Fellow Creatures is the band that bassist Jasper Høiby has assembled around himself and they are clearly a talented bunch. They would have to be, to revisit material from Høiby's previous band, Phronesis. That trio of Høiby, Anton Eger and Ivo Neame were almost hyperbolically highly regarded. A quick internet search will show how well reviewed ...

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Olga Amelchenko: Howling Silence

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by Andrew Hunter

Olga Amelchenko, the Russian born, Paris based saxophonist and composer, is joined here on her fourth recording as leader by a strong ensemble with members old and new. Jesus Vega has been playing drums with Amelchenko for a long while. Canadian guitarist Matthew Stevens, who did such great work with Walter Smith iii, is a new ...


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