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Nate Wooley (b. 1974) grew up in a Finnish-American fishing village in Oregon. He has spent the rest of his life trying musically to find a way back to the peace and quiet of that time by whole-heartedly embracing the space between complete absorption in sound and relative absence of the same. He began playing trumpet professionally at age 13 with his father, and after studying he moved to Colorado where he studied more with Ron Miles, Art Lande, Fred Hess, and improvisation master Jack Wright. His tenure with Jack began to break Nate out of self-imposed molds and into the sound world that he has embraced as his own. Nate currently resides in Jersey City, NJ and performs solo trumpet improvisations as well as with his trio Blue Collar with Steve Swell and Tatsuya Nakatani

Album

A Silence Opens

By Columbia Icefield

Label: Out Of Your Head Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: El Derecho 1; Howard Beach; El Derecho 2; Darken My Door; El Derecho 3; We Say Goodbye Twice/Wildwood Flower; El Derecho 4; You Taste; El Derecho.

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Siril Malmedal Hauge, Kjetil Mulelid, Sullivan Fortner, Columbia Icefield & More

by Ludovico Granvassu
October 8, 2026

Enjoy another installment in that living, shape-shifting conversation stretching from Brooklyn basements to festivals around the globe--which we like to call jazz.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 Sullivan Fortner “Another Poignant Time" Leave That in There (Artwork) 0:16 Host talks 2:31 Ben Wolfe “5-4 ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Pierre Favre, Micah Thomas & Columbia Icefield

by Maurice Hogue
May 18, 2026

This episode of One Man's Jazz is loaded with music from new releases. Highly regarded pianist Micah Thomas drops a teaser of his upcoming Lucid , while trumpeter Nate Wooley & Columbia Icefield may have released their last album. A Silence Opens pays tribute to steel guitar virtuoso Susan Alcorn, a key member of the band, ...

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Music For An Imaginary Ballet

By Arkady Gotesman

Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Stiklo gabaliukai; It's coming; Duo 1; Trio 1; Duo 2; Quartet; Trio 2; 7th Track; Duo 3; Duo 4; Trio 2; Stiklo gabaliukai

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Polarity 4

By Ivo Perelman

Label: Burning Ambulance Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: (one); (two); (three); (four); (five); (six); (seven); (eight); (nine).

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A Modicum Of The Blues

By Ivo Perelman

Label: Fundacja Sluchaj
Released: 2025
Track listing: A Modicum Of Blues Part 1; A Modicum Of Blues Part 2; A Modicum Of Blues Part 3; A Modicum Of Blues Part 4; A Modicum Of Blues Part 5.

Article: Year in Review

Jerome Wilson's Favorite Jazz Albums Of 2025

by Jerome Wilson
December 26, 2025

Many things in the world were not faring too well in 2025 but jazz music, as always continued to thrive and evolve throughout the year. The music that really caught my ear this year included a number of imaginative and ambitious large ensemble albums and two powerful solo piano sets from veteran artists who are rarely ...

Article: Album Review

Ivo Perelman, Nate Wooley, Matt Moran, Mark Helias, Tom Rainey: A Modicum Of The Blues

Read "A Modicum Of The Blues" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian

by Hrayr Attarian
December 16, 2025

An intrepid and groundbreaking saxophonist, Ivo Perelman excels in the company of like-minded artists. Thus, the majority of his work is either in duos or with small ensembles. The soulful A Modicum of the Blues is an entirely improvised five-movement suite featuring a quintet of long-standing collaborators. It is a masterful blend of fiery spontaneity and ...

Article: Album Review

Rempis / Adasiewicz / Corsano: Dial Up

by Mark Corroto
December 15, 2025

Chicago has long been a magnet for creative musicians. Louis Armstrong left New Orleans for the Windy City in 1922, and Sun Ra arrived in 1945 to begin reshaping its musical landscape. Fast-forward to the 1990s, and Chicago welcomed saxophonist Dave Rempis, who quickly became a central force in the city's improvised-music scene. After emerging in ...