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The Langston Hughes Project vol. 1

Label: Tiger Turn
Released: 2024
Track listing: 1 The Langston Hughes Project 40:27 2 Justice 7:52 3 Liars 7:32 4 End 5:55 5 Moan 5:14

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BEATitude

Label: Tiger Turn
Released: 2024
Track listing: A Power Deferred; Balm; Hide Seek Find; Down/Up; Peace Prize; I Spy; Clement; Lost Hours? No.

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Wayne Escoffery: Alone!

Read "Wayne Escoffery: Alone!" reviewed by David Bixler


In the summer of 2023 saxophonist Wayne Escoffery found himself in Europe processing changes in his personal life while at the same time nursing a broken finger that prohibited him from playing his horn. He used this time of reflection to compose the music presented on his new record Alone on Smoke Sessions Records, which features ...

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Quincy Jones, David Bixler, Branford Marsalis & Ben Kono

Read "Quincy Jones, David Bixler, Branford Marsalis & Ben Kono" reviewed by Joe Dimino


Welcome to the 880th episode of Neon Jazz, where we dive into a fresh journey of sound and talent. We kick things off with the gifted woodwinds player Ben Kono and his group, featuring music from his highly anticipated 2024 album Voyages. From there, we venture into the works of the late, great Bob Berg, who ...

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Tim Armacost: There is Something About Believing

Read "Tim Armacost: There is Something About Believing" reviewed by David Bixler


On his new recording, Something About Believing, tenor saxophonist Tim Armacost is joined by trumpeter Tom Harrell and baritone saxophonist Gary Smulyan as well as the outstanding rhythm section of bassist John Patitucci and drummer Al Foster. Listening to the music one is struck by the comfortability of master improvisers doing what they do best, however, ...

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Orrin Evans: Walk a Mile in His Shoe

Read "Orrin Evans: Walk a Mile in His Shoe" reviewed by David Bixler


The shoes that grace the cover of Orrin Evans' new record are special shoes from his childhood that were necessitated by being born with Neurofibromatosis. The record is called Walk a Mile in My Shoe (Imani Records) and the shoes are a reminder of his condition and the impact that this neurological disorder has had on ...

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Miles Okazaki: A Fresh Take on the Creative Process

Read "Miles Okazaki: A Fresh Take on the Creative Process" reviewed by David Bixler


After several decades of creating music in a manner that was beginning to feel routine, guitarist Miles Okazaki was searching for a fresh way to make music. He examined the processes of artists Ed Ruscha, Sol Lewitt, and Ken Price as templates for creating. In possession of these new ideas gleaned from these artists, he went ...

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Steve Turre, Markus Howell, Neil Adler, April Varner and more

Read "Steve Turre, Markus Howell, Neil Adler, April Varner and more" reviewed by Benjamin Boddie


Today's Music--Right Now! ... Fantastic music by Steve Turre, Markus Howell, Neil Adler, April Varner, Zaccai Curtis, Etienne Charles, Conrad Herwig, Ben Patterson, Behn Gillece, Jon Gordon, Troy Roberts, Bobby Broom, Alexander Claffy, Kerry Politzer, Clarence Penn, Eric Alexander, Charles McPherson, Bill Frisell, Isrea Butler, Dave Bass and more. Playlist Steve Turre “Mr. Kenyatta" ...

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Alyssa Allgood, John Minnock, and Ron Miles

Read "Alyssa Allgood, John Minnock, and Ron Miles" reviewed by Jerome Wilson


This show features new music from Alyssa Allgood, John Minnock, and Ron Miles and older work by Prince Lasha, Lee Konitz, and Barry Harris.Playlist Henry Threadgill Sextett “I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00 Fred Hersch Trio “Calligram" from Sunday ...

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Green Means Go!

Read "Green Means Go!" reviewed by David Bixler


The colors black, white, brown, beige, and blue have all had a prominent place in music, but in the eyes and ears of saxophonist Troy Roberts the color green piqued his interest due to its ambiguity. Not only can the color green convey greed and envy or rot and decay, it can also represent nature and ...


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