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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Fosterchild, Jim Black, Mathieu Donarier & Armaroli/Piccolo/Sharp

Read "Fosterchild, Jim Black, Mathieu Donarier & Armaroli/Piccolo/Sharp" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


Drummer Fabian Arends' quintet Fosterchild highlights this edition of One Man's Jazz with a killer of an album--Order At Agan Live. This German/Danish band of Arends, Kasper Tranberg on trumpet, Sebastian Gille on saxophone/clarinet, Jacob Anderskov on piano, and David Helm on bass exude power, energy and an original language throughout the music, recorded at the ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

New Music From Halvorson, Grasso, Harvey & More

Read "New Music From Halvorson, Grasso, Harvey & More" reviewed by Bob Osborne


A selection of the best of new jazz releases in 2025 with a few classic tracks from previous years. In particular Mary Halvorson's new album is a strong contender for album of the year.Playlist Mary Halvorson “Full of Neon" from About Ghosts (Nonesuch Records) 00:00 Pasquale Grasso “Pannonica" from Solo Be-Bop! (Sony Masterworks) 06:55 ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Barry Guy, Jaleel Shaw, Linda May Han Oh & Zoh Amba

Read "Barry Guy, Jaleel Shaw, Linda May Han Oh & Zoh Amba" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


English avant-garde bassist Barry Guy is considered one of the finest in any musical genre and his compositional work is equally regarded. One of his signature pieces is “Harmos," and you will hear that as performed by the London Jazz Composers Orchestra recorded live in Krakow Poland. Saxophonist Jaleel Shaw's new Painter Of The Invisible provides ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Mary Halvorson, Michael Andrew, John Sturino, Dee Dee Bridgewater & Bill Charlap

Read "Mary Halvorson, Michael Andrew, John Sturino, Dee Dee Bridgewater & Bill Charlap" reviewed by Joe Dimino


Kicking off the 916th episode of Neon Jazz, we dive straight into the deep end of excellence with a powerhouse pairing--jazz royalty Dee Dee Bridgewater and Bill Charlap--serving up fresh brilliance from their 2025 release, Elementa. From there, the journey gets bold and unpredictable, featuring fearless new sounds from Emile Londoner, Mary Halvorson, John Sturino, Michael ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

A Few of My Favorite 2025 Jazz Things (So Far), Part 1

Read "A Few of My Favorite 2025 Jazz Things (So Far), Part 1" reviewed by Ludovico Granvassu


It seems like we were just ringing in the New Year a few days ago, and now it's already July. So let's start looking back at the songs that we have loved the most in the first six months of the year. Here's the first batch.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme ...

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Article: Album Review

Grand/Nebbia/Sánchez/Mendenhall/Fernández: Altered Visions

Read "Altered Visions" reviewed by Mark Corroto


In July 1967, The Beatles released the single “All You Need Is Love," with “Baby, You're a Rich Man" on the flip side. It's not that the quintet performing “Wild Marks," the 33-minute track comprising the entirety of Altered Visions, is covering that Lennon-McCartney anthem. But the music presented here embodies the spirit of the idea ...

Article: Album Review

Sylvie Courvoisier, Mary Halvorson: Bone Bells

Read "Bone Bells" reviewed by Vincenzo Roggero


Tra i massimi interpreti dei rispettivi strumenti, Sylvie Courvoisier e Mary Halvorson sono le punte di diamante di due generazioni che si incontrano sul terreno comune dell'improvvisazione, del minimalismo sonoro, del prevalere delle idee sulle esibizionismo celebrativo. A partire dalla confezione dell'album, privo di note di copertina, ma arricchito da una grafica (opera ...

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Article: In Pictures

Vision Festival 2025

Read "Vision Festival 2025" reviewed by Luciano Rossetti


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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Interpreting the Lennon/ McCartney Songbook: Part 2, Rubber Soul and Revolver

Read "Interpreting the Lennon/ McCartney Songbook: Part 2, Rubber Soul and Revolver" reviewed by Larry Slater


The songwriting team of John Lennon and Paul McCartney became increasingly sophisticated by the mid 1960s. McCartney was the more knowledgeable musically, as he played piano and understood harmony (though he never did learn to read music). Much of John Lennon's writing had a harder edge, and he had a way with lyrics. The albums Rubber ...

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Article: Year in Review

Best Jazz Albums of 2025: All-Star Break Edition

Read "Best Jazz Albums of 2025: All-Star Break Edition" reviewed by AAJ Staff


As we hit the halfway mark of 2025, All About Jazz has adopted Major League Baseball's All-Star break approach but swapping homers for albums. Our team of 55 writers convened to name their top three albums of the year so far, with Mary Halvorson's About Ghosts (Nonesuch) emerging as the clear favorite and an early contender ...


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