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News: Opinion

Top 10 Jazz Fashion Crimes

By Tim Tamashiro Jazz musicians are incredible at what they do. They are Ferrari's of musical capability and horsepower. So why are jazzers the perpetrators of so many crimes against fashion? I'm no expert when it comes to fashion but I do know that a suit and tie can go a long way for a gentleman ...

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Article: Album Review

Kush: Streams of Consciousness Volume Two

Read "Streams of Consciousness Volume Two" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


There are no hidden agendas behind this Canadian electronics-oriented band. As stated on the ensemble's website, the music aims to please via a feelgood type manifesto, where jazz, house music, ethereal musings and solid instrumentation coalesce into a fastidiously assembled package. Marked by wah-wah trumpet lines, steady beats and layered effects, the ensemble looms as groove ...

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Article: Profile

[iks]: The Iksperience, Alive and Well

Read "[iks]: The Iksperience, Alive and Well" reviewed by Pascal-Denis Lussier


Those of you who've had the opportunity to hear the Montreal-based contemporary jazz band [iks] have, I'm certain, immediately felt one of two things: nonplussed or absolute love; it's one of those bands. Those who've felt the former and awarded this band the necessary attention along with those who've instantly felt the latter are ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Martin Traynor Releases Self-Titled CD

Martin Traynor Releases Self-Titled CD

Talented Toronto Musician Debuts New Music at Trane Studio on November 24th, 2010 Toronto, November 3rd, 2010—Martin Traynor is pleased to debut his self-titled CD at Trane Studio in Toronto on November 24th, 2010. The performance begins at 8 pm. His music blends sultry jazz vocals with world and pop music influences into a sophisticated and ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Karl Jannuska: Streaming

Read "Karl Jannuska: Streaming" reviewed by Pascal-Denis Lussier


Karl Jannuska Streaming Paris Jazz Underground Records 2010 Studies demonstrate that everyone pays more attention to a female voice--the more alluring, the better the attention--and this, regardless of gender. Singer Sienna Dahlen has an extremely alluring voice, one that could sell rainwater in a snowstorm. This may ...

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News: Award / Grant

14th Annual Maple Blues Awards Nominees Announced

14th Annual Maple Blues Awards Nominees Announced

Internationally recognized Canadian Blues artists will be getting plenty of attention at the 14th Annual Maple Blues Awards on January 17, 2011. This year's crops of nominees are not only recognized at home, but have been leading Canada's growing international reputation as a leader in the blues community. Voting opens Friday, October 29 at midnight Newfoundland ...

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News: Recording

Opening Day Proudly Presents "Spirit Dance," The New Album Featuring David Braid and the Canadian Brass

Opening Day Proudly Presents "Spirit Dance," The New Album Featuring David Braid and the Canadian Brass

ALBUM RELEASE DATE: NOVEMBER 9, 2010 Multi-award winning Canadian pianist David Braid is joined by the legendary Canadian Brass for Spirit Dance, a new album featuring jazz-inspired compositions for piano and brass quintet written by Braid. Inspired by everything from whirling dervishes to Frederic Chopin's Nocturnes to a walk in Beijing, Braid has created an array ...

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Article: Live Review

Pat Metheny: Orchestrion Tour, Montreal

Read "Pat Metheny: Orchestrion Tour, Montreal" reviewed by Pascal-Denis Lussier


Pat MethenyOrchestrion TourPlace des ArtsMontreal, CanadaOctober 12, 2010 Curiosity. More than anything else it was this that made guitarist/composer Pat Metheny's Orchestrion Tour concert at Montreal's Place des Arts complex (another stop on his successful 120-plus major-cities world tour) something to truly anticipate. I can't claim ...

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Article: Take Five With...

Take Five With Suresh Singaratnam

Read "Take Five With Suresh Singaratnam" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Meet Suresh Singaratnam: Suresh Singaratnam is a trumpeter of uncommon breadth; unique, not only for the small crowd he inhabits as a virtuoso of both classical and jazz styles, but also for the continuity and clarity of his voice across both idioms. Suresh studied with Canadian trumpet virtuoso Norman Engel throughout high school, ...

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Article: Album Review

Barry Romberg's Random Access: The Gods Must Be Smiling

Read "The Gods Must Be Smiling" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Over the last 10 years, Random Access has seen changes in its lineup. The concept of the band came from drummer Barry Romberg, who began with home experiments in 2001. His object was to play music spontaneously and, with that idea in mind, the first incarnation of the band came into being. The seven-piece unit consisted ...


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