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Kurt Rosenwinkel
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American composer, multi-instrumentalist, bandleader, and producer Kurt Rosenwinkel is one of the most celebrated musical voices in jazz and is widely renowned as one of the most distinctive and gifted guitarists to have ever played the instrument.
Rosenwinkel’s harmonically rich, rhythmically free, and incomparably fluid style has made him one of the most important jazz musicians to emerge in the last thirty years, and his groundbreaking sonic conception of the guitar has changed the way the instrument has been perceived and played ever since. His recordings as a bandleader in early aughts on Verve Records were strikingly original releases that reshaped contemporary jazz in the 21st century
The Brahms Project
Label: Heartcore Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Hungarian Dance No. 1; Intermezzo, Op. 117, No. 2; Intermezzo, Op. 118, No. 2; Rhapsody, Op. 79, No. 1; Wiegenlied; Intermezzo, Op. 116, No. 6; Symphony No. 3 – III. Poco allegretto; Hungarian Dance No. 5; Ballade, Op. 10, No. 4; Symphony No. 4 – III. Allegro giocoso.
Alternate Route
Label: Whirlwind Recordings
Released: 2025
Track listing: Before It's Too Late;
Here We Go Again;
Watercolor;
Storm Warning;
Alternate Route;
Stopped at a Green Light;
The Sunrise Wants to Break Through;
Intensity;
Change of Plans;
No Present Like the Time;
Tara.
In.Sight
Label: GroundUP Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: Satoyama; Whirl the Wheel; Circular; Sleeping Giant; Olhos; Fairy Glen.
Watercolor
Album: Alternate Route
By Kerry Politzer
Label: Whirlwind Recordings
Released: 2025
Duration: 06:46
Martin Nodeland: Tributaries
by Neil Duggan
Tributaries is the third album from Norwegian guitarist Martin Nodeland, following on from Debut (Smeik, 2019) and Origins (Smeik, 2020). A significant figure in the Norwegian jazz scene who has garnered praise far beyond Scandinavia, Nodeland's distinctive guitar playing and compositional style draw heavily on American jazz traditions while maintaining a distinctive voice. Those ...
Heirloom: Familiar Beginnings
by Kyle Simpler
New music often serves a dual purpose. While it usually introduces fresh sounds, the music's structure generally contains a degree of familiarity, combining recognition with discovery. This idea of exploring new musical territory without abandoning its roots seems to be the guiding concept for the Milwaukee-based quartet Heirloom. With their debut album, Familiar Beginnings, they introduce ...
Yakir Arbib & Conti Bilong: Afro Baroque
by Neil Duggan
The fusion of jazz, baroque piano, vocals and traditional Central African and Middle Eastern rhythms might sound like an ambitious overreach, with too many influences competing for space. Yet Afro Baroque proves that what could have been a chaotic collision of styles instead shows how rhythm, melody and cultural expression can complement each other to produce ...
Introducing Guitarist Ely Perlman
by Sanford Josephson
After graduating from Israel's Thelma Yellin High School for the Performing Arts about four years ago, guitarist Ely Perlman came to the United States to attend Boston's Berklee College of Music. The summer before school started, he went to the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Academy, a music education program in Aspen, CO, directed by bassist Christian McBride. ...
New from Known
by Patrick Burnette
For this particular fortnightly excursion, Mike suggested we look at four newish recordings by artists we've covered--or at least listened to a bit--before. The fresh from the familiar as it were. The results leave Pat speechless. Playlist Discussion of podcast's raison d'etre 0:30 Discussion of Jon Irabagon's album Server Farm (Irrabagast) 10:13 Discussion of ...
