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Luca Alemanno

Currently based in Los Angeles (originally from Lecce, Italy), upright/electric bassist Luca Alemanno is considered by critics “among the finest young modern jazz musicians that currently Italy has to offer.” Touring, recording and performing at festivals and clubs in Europe, Asia and North and South America, Luca has appeared with international jazz artists such as Dee Dee Bridgewater, Miguel Zenón, Mark Turner, Walter Smith III, Greg Osby, Bob Mintzer, Joe Lovano, Logan Richardson, Esperanza Spalding, Gerald Clayton, Stanley Jordan, Kenwood Dennard, Maria Schneider, Jerry Bergonzi, Mark Giuliana, Dave Koz, Jason Lindner, Enrico Pieranunzi, Fabrizio Bosso, Flavio Boltro, Rosario Giuliani, Anne Ducros, Kim Plainfield, Magnus Lindgren, Nicola Conte, and many others. An alumnus of the world-renowned Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance (2018), Luca studied and performed with jazz legends including Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Chris Potter, Danilo Perez, Terri Lyne Carrington, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Jimmy Heath, Billy Hart, Billy Childs and many more

Fabrizio Bosso: Il Quartetto come condivisione totale

by Paolo Marra
January 4, 2021

Dal primo disco a suo nome uscito nel 2000 dal titolo Fast Flight Fabrizio Bosso si è imposto come uno dei migliori trombettisti a livello internazionale in virtù non soltanto delle sue ben note doti tecniche ma anche per la sua versatilità, dentro e fuori l'ambito jazz. Tra i suoi vari progetti, il Fabrizio Bosso Quartet ...

Spirit Song

Label: Outside in Music
Released: 2020
Track listing: Spirit Song; Acceptance; Wind Chaser; I'll Remember April; Beings of Light; Prophecy; What if; Kenyalang; Bala.

Lilac Hill

By Sukyung Kim

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2020
Track listing: Lilac Hill; Stargazers; Bluebird; Summer Days; California.

Boom Collective

By Gaetano Partipilo

Label: Auand Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Opening Gate; In Tension; Dark Matter; Nolan; Close Your Eyes; Protest; Earthquake; Love Boom; Hotter Than July; Jarvis; Naima.

Simon Moullier: Spirit Song

by Dan Bilawsky
October 17, 2020

Simon Moullier conjures elemental tides on this remarkably fluid and ear-catching debut. The French vibraphonist--a Berklee College of Music and Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz alumnus, now living in Brooklyn--offers a glowing attack, sweeping suggestions, worldly modernism and otherworldly light in these pieces recorded over the span of several sessions between 2017 and 2020.

Sukyung Kim: Lilac Hill

by Mike Jurkovic
July 2, 2020

Lilac Hill, Korean-born, Brooklyn based pianist/composer Sukyung Kim's five song, self-produced, engaging debut EP fervently introduces a musical sensibility that is an airy, traditional blend of youthful wit and studied style with a lean, casual sense of swing at its heart. The title track starts the proceedings confidently enough with tight and dynamic group ...

Piano Times Seven

by Jerome Wilson
July 7, 2020

Every jazz pianist plays in their own individual style. These recent albums demonstrate the way seven particular players approach the instrument. Laurent Nicoud Outline QFTF 2020 This is a solo disc by a pianist whose background in classical music shows through the formal drama of his approach ...

Jorja Smith, Gary Bartz & Maisha, Jerry Granelli and More New Releases

by Ludovico Granvassu
July 7, 2020

The second part of this week's new and upcoming release special brings new gems by Angel Bat Dawid, Caleb Dolister, old gems in new bottles courtesy of Gary Bartz & Maisha and of Jorja Smith diving into the Blue Note catalogue for a neo-classic St. Germain, some family love by the Granellis and the electro-acoustic experimentations ...

I can See Home From Here

By Luca Alemanno

Label: Workin' Label
Released: 2019
Track listing: One of a kind; I can see home from here; An ocean between; The Chance not Taken; Anew; Stardust; Flames and ashes; Ever Evolving You.