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Atlantic Records wants to redefine music-label sites
In an age of shrinking music sales and disappearing revenue, Atlantic Records is trying to put all of its resources to work. Take Atlantic's Web site, AtlanticRecords.com, for example. Most label sites offer little more than a list of their acts and some promotional materials, but Atlantic is trying to give visitors a reason to stick ...
David Binney's 'Graylen Epicenter' Marks Creative Breakthrough for Jazz Saxophonist
Alto saxophonist David Binney has been on the New York jazz scene for years now, collaborating regularly with fellow saxophonists Chris Potter or Donny McCaslin, or playing the hired gun for icons like Jim Hall, Bill Frisell and countless others. He's released several records as a leader on his own label and smaller European imprints, becoming ...
Elan Trotman Seduces Radio with a Midnight Serenade of Love and Sax
The Love and Sax album is released as two tracks steam up smooth jazz and urban adult contemporary playlists Boston, MAAn alluring collection of romantic R&B ballads and sensual instrumental grooves, Love and Sax was released today, the second contemporary jazz effort from saxophonist Elan Trotman, who wrote or co-wrote eleven songs and produced or co-produced ...
Martin Lutz Group Releases "It's Swing - Not Rocket Science!"
After a four year recording hiatus, the Martin Lutz Group has released It's Swing, Not Rocket Science!, the successor to the Danish Music Award winning album Where Are The Trumpets?. With the new album Martin Lutz Group invites the listener along for a journey through a unique landscape of moods and styles all held together by ...
Inner Circle Music Releases Petros Klampanis's Debut Album "Contextual"
Petros Klampanis draws a sonic portrait of the double bass in his debut album Contextual set to be released on April 18th, 2011 by Inner Circle Music. Much like an impressionist painter alters his color palette depending on how light falls upon his subject, bassist and composer Petros Klampanis alters the musical context in every track ...
All About Jazz Improves News Center and Article Center
All About Jazz now presents its News Center and Article Center pages more like a standard blog. Readers can still access the older versions of each page from the new versions, but we'll think you'll agree that that this is a significant improvement. Enjoy! Michael Ricci Help keep All About Jazz's expansion ...
Enter the "Bobby Selvaggio 2-CD" Giveaway
All About Jazz members are invited to enter the Arabesque Bobby Selvaggio 2-CD" giveaway contest starting today. We'll select FIVE winners to receive Bobby Selvaggio's latest album, Grass Roots Movement, as well as his previous album, Modern Times, at the conclusion of the contest on April 4th Click here to enter the contest (Following Bobby Selvaggio ...
Holly Golightly & Brokeoffs' New Adventures in Lo-Fi on "No Help Coming"
Now based in Georgia backwoods, duo keeps it gritty and lo-fi even 20 years into Holly's career. Album due April 26 on Transdreamer Records. LOS ANGELES, Calif.No Help Coming is the fourth full-length release by Holly Golightly & the Brokeoffs, and the latest of nearly 30 albums on which the veteran indie icon is featured. But ...
Prog Legends Nektar's Classic Second Album 'A Tab in the Ocean' Gets Re-Released with Bonus Disc
Philadelphia, PAConsidered one of the top progressive rock bands of all times, UK music legends Nektar are re-releasing their classic second album from 1972 'A Tab In The OceanDeluxe Edition' (2 CD Set), along with the the ultra rare first recordings of the band from Boston 1970 titled the 'In The Beginning (The Boston Tapes)' on ...
"Ray Charles Live in Concert" Captures the Genius at the Height of His Crossover Powers in 1964
First CD release of the acclaimed live concert recording In the half-century between his earliest recordings in the 1950s and his death in 2004, Ray Charles ascended to icon status by leaving his mark on virtually every form of American popular music that emerged in the latter half of the 20th century. Nowhere was this more ...

