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Oded Tzur: Make A Sound
by David Bruggink
Make A Sound marks the first full release from saxophonist and composer Oded Tzúr's fledgling label, Sky River Music. After a pair of fiery albums for Enja Records and a string of esteemed releases on ECM Records, Tzúr sets out in a new direction with a set of tracks channeling deeply personal expression through his Indian-influenced jazz. He is accompanied ...
Yelena Eckemoff: I Am a Stranger in This World
by Tyran Grillo
To feel estranged from one's own mind is among the quiet terrors of modern life. It is this condition, ancient yet urgently contemporary, that Yelena Eckemoff confronts on I Am a Stranger in This World, a double album that treats the Psalms of David not as scripture to be recited but as psychic terrain to be ...
This Time
Label: Sunnyside
Released: 2025
Track listing: Sometimes, This Time; Dusk; Images of Time; Twelve for Black Arthur; Variations on a Vamp; Conversations I; As It Is; This Space, This Time; Conversations II.
Reflections on: The Autobiography on an Ex-Colored Man
By Mark Turner
Label: Giant Step Arts
Released: 2025
Track listing: Movement 1. Anonymous; Movement 2. Juxtaposition; Movement 3. Pulmonary Edema; Movement 4. New York; Movement 5. Europe; Movement 6. The Texan...The Soldier; Movement 7. Mother...Sister...Lover; Movement 8. Pragmatism; Movement 9. Identity Politics; Movement 10. Closure.
Stand Up!
Label: Analog Tone Factory
Released: 2025
Track listing: Lone Jack (For Ray Charles And Pete Rende); Michelle’S Song (For Michelle Egan); Lunar Cycle
(For Sam
Rivers); The Break Song (For Stevie Wonder); High Falls (For Meaghan Glennan); Mosh Pit (For
Trent
Reznor); Vanguard (For Paul Motian); Unbowed (For Kenny Barron).
Jerome Sabbagh: Stand Up!
by Joshua Weiner
While much great jazz has emerged from one-off encounters among musicians, there is a lot to be said for the synergy of longstanding working bands. The former may provide more spontaneity and produce fireworks, but it can also lead to the occasional dud due to a mismatch in approach. Players in a working band, in contrast, ...
Oded Tzur: Make A Sound
by David Bruggink
Storytelling has been part of Oded Tzur's modus operandi since his first album, his reed playing enfolding drama, tension, and narrative shifts like any spellbinding tale. In this 2025 single, the instinct comes into even sharper focus, as he accompanies a newly-assembled band with his words and voice for the first time on record.
The Voice of God Shines Brightly on My Heart
Album: Bloodlines
By Rico Jones
Label: Giant Step Arts
Released: 2025
Duration: 6:38
Sound & Gravity: Chicago's New Home For Poignant Creative Music
by Hrayr Attarian
The inaugural 2025 edition of the ambitious Sound & Gravity Festival took place from September 10th through September 14th at seven different venues on Chicago's Northwest Side. Over 50 musicians, from several countries, performed works spanning genres from contemporary Western classical to jazz, experimental music, and indie rock. The not-for-profit Constellation Performing Arts, which drummer Mike ...
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