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Love In The Garden

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Label: ECM Records
Released: 2025
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The Song of Klindonas

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Label: ECM Records
Released: 2025
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Jakob Bro: Live at The Village Vanguard

Read "Live at The Village Vanguard" reviewed by Fran Kursztejn


Legendary guitarist Jakob Bro revitalized the pensive romanticism of the ECM Records sound with last year's Taking Turns, and continues his crusade in Live at the Village Vanguard. His strategy is simple: a diverse cast, both in style and generation, slavishly dedicated to a dynamic trajectory, like a viscous alloy rushing violent in an aged riverbed. ...

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Wolfgang Muthspiel: Tokyo

Read "Tokyo" reviewed by Doug Collette


Even a mere cursory perusal of Wolfgang Muthspiel's discography reveals how his playing has evolved over the years, populating a body of work that is roundly eclectic, but nonetheless focused. That very summary might well also apply to this third outing with the aforementioned high-profile rhythm section of bassist Scott Colley and drummer Brian Blade (ECM, ...

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Anouar Brahem: After the Last Sky

Read "After the Last Sky" reviewed by Scott Gudell


Although ECM Records has released straight-ahead jazz, free form and more, many of their recordings sweep over listeners with mysterious, ethereal and hypnotic sounds creating alluring siren calls. When those sessions are taking place with an ECM release on the horizon, it is easy to imagine the artists are thinking about 'where's the mystery?'--which is what ...

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At The Deer Head Inn: The Complete Recordings

Read "At The Deer Head Inn: The Complete Recordings" reviewed by Joshua Weiner


Pianist Keith Jarrett is the only artist with his own subheading on the main menu of ECM Records' new US website. That attests to his fruitful association, beginning in 1971 and continuing to the present day, with the independent German label known for its dedication to artistic freedom and beautiful sound. Though a series of strokes ...

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John Taylor: Tramonto

Read "Tramonto" reviewed by Neil Duggan


British pianist John Taylor (1942-2015) possessed a remarkable talent for eluding the global recognition his skills warranted. A former house pianist at London's Ronnie Scott's club, Taylor probably achieved his widest acclaim through Azimuth, the group he formed with vocalist Norma Winstone (his wife) and trumpeter Kenny Wheeler. His trio recordings with drummer Peter Erskine and ...

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DBD Trio

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DBD Trio is a band from Poland, their music is a synthesis of ideas about jazz. Each musician brings their unique baggage of musical experiences to embark on a journey together.

  Expressive melodies create a nostalgic atmosphere that can transport the recipient to a non-existent place. The classic formula of an acoustic piano trio makes you realize how much there is still to discover in this area. This music can be the sound background of a smoky jazz club, as well as the idyllic landscapes of a winding river. A honest and simple message will certainly find its audience.

The project started in 2023, with a meeting of three friends: Mateusz Dymek- piano, Dominik Drapikowski -drums, Piotr Bober- double base, the name DBD comes from first letters of their names.

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Dino Saluzzi: El Viejo Caminante

Read "El Viejo Caminante" reviewed by Doug Collette


El Viejo Caminante is a natural and logical extension of Dino Saluzzi's Albores (ECM, 2020). On that solo album, the bandleader used his instrument (the bandoneon--an accordion-like instrument with origins in Germany) to mesmerize and during this companion piece/sequel, Saluzzi's interplay with his two bandmates is comparably hypnotizing. As such, the album belies the ...

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Article: Building a Jazz Library

Ornette Coleman's and Horace Silver's "Lonely Woman" — A Disambiguation

Read "Ornette Coleman's and Horace Silver's "Lonely Woman" — A Disambiguation" reviewed by Artur Moral


Reality is filled with confusion and misunderstandings; some are suggestive or creative, while others are disappointing or, worse, malicious. The jazz world is no stranger to the first type: specific compositions are often confused or misidentified as if they were the same. Usually, this happens because of similar melodies or titles that are sometimes identical. This ...


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