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Article: Year in Review

Cheryl K's Best Jazz Albums Of 2025

by Cheryl K.
January 5, 2026

Being asked to list my “Best Of" releases of 2025 for AAJ was more torturous to my soul than cleaning the grout of my bathtub walls. I'm one of those folks who only needs a few dishes listed on a restaurant menu or I begin to get light-headed. And just like last year, I struggled with ...

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Black Thunder

By Brittany Davis

Label: Loosegroove
Released: 2025
Track listing: Ancestors; All You Get; Ancestors II; Amid the Blackout of the Night; Ancestors III; Black Thunder; Ancestors IV; Change Me; Ancestors V; Girl (Don’t You Know); Girl (Now We’re the Same); Ancestors VI; Mirrors; Ancestors VII; Sarah’s Song; Sun and Moon; Ancestors VIII

Song of the Day

Amid The Blackout Of The Night

April 19, 2025

Album: Black Thunder
By Brittany Davis
Label: Loosegroove
Released: 2025
Duration: 09:40

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Ponga

By Ponga

Label: Loosegroove
Released: 2000
Track listing: Pimba; Pick Up the Pieces of Saturn; Naugahide; Blowtorch; Awesome Wells; Ponga Amore; Liberace in Space; Bookin.

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The Ponga Remixes

By Amontobincapsuleisosilabrazilliaspacetimecontinuum

Label: Loosegroove
Released: 2000

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Article: Album Review

Ponga: Ponga

Read "Ponga" reviewed by Derrick A. Smith

by Derrick A. Smith
April 1, 2000

The comparison between Ponga and the early-70s groups of Miles and Herbie Hancock is obvious but not facile. Obvious points of comparison are the tension that exists between the unpredictability of the live sources and the postmodernist structuring achieved in-studio; the coexistence of groove and physicality with an amorphous, ambiguous improvisatory conceptualism; and the omnivorous aspect ...

Article: Album Review

Amontobincapsuleisosilabrazilliaspacetimecontinuum: The Ponga Remixes

by Mark Corroto
January 1, 2000

I think I am beginning to sound like my father. Things I say remind me of him. For instance, when I opened this disc I muttered, “Remix, when I was a kid there were no remix albums.” Maybe not, but there was electric Miles’ Live Evil by way of “producer” Teo Macero, his cutting and splicing ...