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Felipe Salles, John Sturino, Hillai Govreen, Isaiah J. Thompson, Mani Padme Trio

Read "Felipe Salles, John Sturino, Hillai Govreen, Isaiah J. Thompson, Mani Padme Trio" reviewed by Ludovico Granvassu

by Ludovico Granvassu

Large ensembles, young talents, modern jazz ministry and a hidden gem from Brazil make up for a very rewarding listen.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 Isaiah J. Thompson “VIII. The Prophet" The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (Mack Avenue) 0:16 Host talks 6:32 ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Meet Aaron Schragge

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by Cheryl K.

In this hour, an interview with NYC-based trumpeter and shakuhachi player, composer, and creative arts therapist, Aaron Shragge. He leads the group Whispering Worlds that has released their debut album Cosmic Cliffs (Adhyâropa Records). Playlist John Sturino “Slug" from Blow Globe (Outside in Music) 8:17 [excerpt] Whispering Worlds “Light Echoes" from Cosmic Cliffs (Adhyâropa) ...

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New Music from Dease, Woody, Bancroft, Sturino And More

Read "New Music from Dease, Woody, Bancroft, Sturino And More" reviewed by Bob Osborne

by Bob Osborne

On this edition there is a selection of the best in new releases together with two outstanding albums from the recent re-release of the Strata East catalogue.Playlist Michael Dease “Catalyst" from City Life (Origin Records) 00:00 Brandon Woody “Beyond The Reach Of Our Eyes" from For The Love Of It All (Blue Note) 07:08 ...

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The Walk

Album: The Point
By Boyce Justice Griffith
Label: Outside in Music
Released: 2025
Duration: 05:23

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Boyce Justice Griffith Displays The Beauty And Necessity Of Being Grounded In One’s Principles With 'The Point'

Boyce Justice Griffith Displays The Beauty And Necessity Of Being Grounded In One’s Principles With 'The Point'

Saxophonist and composer Boyce Justice Griffith emphasizes the beauty and necessity of being grounded in one’s principles with his concept album, The Point. No matter one’s age, demographic, nationality, religion, or political affiliation, each human being undeniably has some treasured personal tenets that are held dear and are paramount to one’s definition of self. Likewise, each ...

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Tuning In

By Boyce Justice Griffith

Label: Outside in Music
Released: 2024
Track listing: The Rule Of Three; The Big Push; Joe's Blues; The Makings Of You; Baiao Blues.

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Ullman/Swell Quartet, The Attic Frank Carlberg & Josh Sinton

Read "Ullman/Swell Quartet, The Attic Frank Carlberg & Josh Sinton" reviewed by Maurice Hogue

by Maurice Hogue

Improvisers abound in this episode. Portugal's Rodrigo Amado & The Attic, Bernardo Tinoco & Tom Maciel, Joao Lencastre's quartet, and Pedro Alves Sousa and friends lead the way, while the Chilean band Nichunimu makes its debut with a startling use of electronics. Baritone saxophonist Josh Sinton's back with a new release by his Predicate Quartet, more ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Juanma Trujillo, Ziv Taubenfeld’s Full Sun & Caleb Wheeler Curtis

Read "Juanma Trujillo, Ziv Taubenfeld’s Full Sun & Caleb Wheeler Curtis" reviewed by Maurice Hogue

by Maurice Hogue

This edition features music from new releases by guitarist Juanma Trujillo, bass clarinetist Ziv Taubenfeld & Full Sun, Memplex from Austria, France's Hubert Dupont & Sirocco, saxophonist Caleb Wheeler Curtis and four of Finland's finest, bassist Ville Rauhala, trumpeter Antero Priha, guitarist Julius Heikkila & drummer Alf Forsman, plus a preview of a release to-come from ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Charles Mingus, Luke Stewart-Jarvis Earnshaw Quartet & David Binney

Read "Charles Mingus, Luke Stewart-Jarvis Earnshaw Quartet & David Binney" reviewed by Maurice Hogue

by Maurice Hogue

An extended piece (actually they all are) from Charles Mingus' The Lost Album From Ronnie Scott's is a definite highlight this week, as is the new release from bassist Luke Stewart and sitarist Jarvis Earnshaw. David Binney's new Tomorrow's Journey gets some added bounce from a crew of young L.A. hotshots, NY drummer John Sturino chips ...


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