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Howard Levy: Heavy World

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by Jeff Cebulski

The multi-instrumentalist Howard Levy--author, educator, and master of the diatonic harmonica--has released a solo album, Heavy World, the title being an anagram of his name and perhaps a representation of his current thoughts and feelings. Yet, the music within is bright and spirited enough to lift the souls of his listeners, especially his regional fans who ...

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Amanda Gardier: Transmutations: Bjork Rearranged

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by Jeff Cebulski

With the same studio ensemble as assembled for her notable previous album, Auteur: Music Inspired by the Films of Wes Anderson (Self Produced, 2024), the alto saxophonist and now flutist Amanda Gardier continues her musical interpretations of others' art on Transmutations: Björk Reimagined (TIDEL). Recorded in January 2024, after playing release shows for Auteur, Gardier had ...

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Kevin Fort: Chiaroscuro

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by Jeff Cebulski

The combination of piano and guitar seems to be a potential no-brainer for artistic jazz expression, yet not many successful attempts exist, on record anyway. The obvious victories and inspirations are the two albums by hall-of-famers Bill Evans and Jim Hall , Undercurrent (Blue Note, 1962) and Intermodulation (Verve, 1966). The Chicago-area pianist Kevin ...

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Connor Bernhard: Pathways

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by Jeff Cebulski

Nearly five years after his debut album Altitude (BASE Records, 2020), Chicago trumpeter Connor Bernhard gathered most of that album's cohorts for his second recording as a leader, Pathways. What also returns is the same bright, engaging horn that distinguishes Bernhard and lifts the proceedings significantly. His band--the three repeaters Julius Tucker on piano, Jeff Swanson ...

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Tomeka Reid Quartet: Dance! Skip! Hop!

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by Jeff Cebulski

Spring arrives; along with the typical climactic inconsistencies, the jazz market blooms. One of the early blossoms is a minor label treat, Dance! Skip! Hop! from the cellist Tomeka Reid and her quartet. This could be a major season for the adopted Chicagoan Reid, who is also featured on an ECM album from pianist Craig Taborn, Dream ...


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