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Christian Finger: Zeit Zirkel

by Mike Jurkovic
October 1, 2026

Whether German-born, New York based drummer/composer Christian Finger (Lee Konitz, Ron Carter, Donny McCaslin) is well known within this circle or that circle holds no bearing on the shape of things and the highs heard on Zeit Zirkel. Making peace with grief and rooted in resilience, space, and spirit, the music makes its way through our ...

Jason Kruk: Beyond the Veil

by Glenn Astarita
September 26, 2026

Veteran New York City-based drummer and composer Jason Kruk leverages decades of technical precision and international touring into a major leap forward on Sun Goose Records. Rather than a standard rhythm showcase, his latest release is an ambitious, collaborative suite bridging structured composition and open improvisation. The album unfolds as a deeply conceptual journey ...

Kathy Ingraham

Born: December 15

Kathy Ingraham is an eclectic American jazz singer, songwriter, and producer based in New York. Originally from a coastal town in Maine, she is highly regarded for her intimate vocal delivery and inventive genre-blending compositions. 

Career Highlights

• Early Success: Her 2017 debut album Cool Night established her presence, blending jazz and pop with elite New York studio musicians.
• Film Exposure: Her original song "Little Things" was featured in the 2019 film The Professor, bringing her music to an international audience.
• Discography: She has released four distinct albums dedicated to the genre, including Paper Doll (2020) and Everlasting Cool (2022) and Cool Night (2017). 
• Latest Album: Jazz Dreams (2026)

Steve Tintweiss and the Purple Why: Live at Tompkins Square Park

by Hrayr Attarian
May 10, 2026

Bassist Steve Tintweiss forged a career as a sideman to such avant-garde luminaries as tenor saxophonists Albert Ayler and Frank Wright and pianist Burton Greene.  During the late 1960s and early 1970s, he also led a few bands of rotating memberships.  Several of these were recorded live at various venues.  In the 2020s, Tintweiss started releasing ...

Carolyn Trowbridge: Found Memories

by Jerome Wilson
March 14, 2026

There has been a notable increase in the number of prominent vibraphone players in the creative music world as 2026 unfolds. People like Joel Ross, Patricia Brennan, Sasha Berliner, and Simon Moullier have all been making names for themselves the past few years. Another one to pay attention to is Carolyn Trowbridge out of Austin, Texas. ...

Carolyn Trowbridge, Sonny Rollins, and Sun Ra

by Jerome Wilson
March 11, 2026

This wide-ranging program features music by Carolyn Trowbridge, Muhal Richard Abrams, Sonny Rollins, Doug Wamble, and Sun Ra.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 Sun Ra “Enlightenment" from Sound Sun Pleasure (Evidence) 00:51 Mark Masters Ensemble ...

Richard Guba: Songs for Stuffed Animals

by Richard J Salvucci
September 27, 2025

Ok, admittedly, the title is not going to attract many rational listeners. As one understands, the Songs for Stuffed Animals is explained by a band performing tunes for stuffed animals that accompany children during a busy day. Ok. That may well be the case, but the local stuffed animals are not saying. There are quite a ...

Benjie Porecki: All That Matters

by Richard J Salvucci
September 25, 2025

From the cover graphics to its musical content, this is a funky, soulful, bluesy, and yet oddly reassuring recording. Benjie Porecki has at least a half a dozen other titles to his name, and has played with Carlos Santana, Chaka Khan, Nnenna Freelon Stevie Wonder and Tom Scott. Porecki is primarily a pianist, but ...

The Billy Lester Trio: High Standards

by Pierre Giroux
September 12, 2025

With The Billy Lester Trio pianist Billy Lester offers a thrilling new chapter in his decades-long exploration of melodic abstraction and rhythmic vitality. Joined by bassist Marcello Testa and drummer Nicola Stranieri, Lester delivers a set that is as spontaneous, virtuosic, and inventive as any in his discography. For those unfamiliar with his music, this album ...

Jason Kao Hwang: Myths of Origin

by Jerome Wilson
August 20, 2025

Violinist and composer Jason Kao Hwang has worked with groups of every size, from duos up to full orchestras. “Myths of Origin" is one of his large-scale pieces, an imposing 42-minute work for an improvising string orchestra and drum set. It runs without interruption, but the recording breaks it down into nine sections. The ...