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Nick Jost

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Cold Walk

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2026
Track listing: Bask; Chaotic Eyes; Song for Zayn; Cold Walk; Move Still; Sketchy Invention; Z Interlude; Without Basis; Yarn Spin.

Article: In Pictures

Jazz em Agosto 2026, Part 1

Read "Jazz em Agosto 2026, Part 1" reviewed by Petra Cvelbar


The 42nd edition of Jazz em Agosto in Lisbon opened on July 31 with a solo concert by pianist Joachim Kühn. The second day featured a duo performance by David Maranha (organ) and Rodrigo Amado (tenor saxophone) at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. Later, the action moved to the Open-Air Amphitheater in the Gulbenkian Garden, where the ...

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Article: Album Review

Triple Blind: Cold Walk

Read "Cold Walk" reviewed by Rob Garratt


A lot of beautiful, ugly, and--more than anything--middling music was made during the pandemic. In the first camp we might lump Triple Blind, whose remotely recorded, self-titled debut EP was defined by the isolation of its players. So for its follow-up, the quartet appear at pains to underline the shared space and interpersonal interaction that birthed ...

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Article: Album Review

Kyle Nasser: Persistent Fancy

Read "Persistent Fancy" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian


Saxophonist Kyle Nasser follows his 2015 self-released debut, the captivating Restive Soul, with the equally intriguing Persistent Fancy. On it Nasser's writing has matured and his ideas crystalized resulting in vibrant and compelling originals. The title track is an intricately crafted and passionate tune that brims with refreshing spontaneity. Bursts of saxophone notes complement ...

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Article: Live Review

Kyle Nasser at The Red Room, Cafe 939

Read "Kyle Nasser at The Red Room, Cafe 939" reviewed by Doug Hall


Kyle Nasser The Red Room, Cafe 939 CD release concert Boston, MA October 11, 2018 With an academic background originally in economics and political philosophy, you have to excuse the open mike opportunity jazz saxophonist Kyle Nasser takes to talk a bit about philosophical differences between tonal jazz compositions, counterpoint, ...

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Article: Album Review

Larry Brown Jr.: There Can Only Be One

Read "There Can Only Be One" reviewed by Edward Blanco


A native of the small town of Venice, Illinois, guitarist Larry Brown Jr. is a deeply religious man with a big vision and plans for the future. Not only is Brown a musician and educator, but as founder of the Black Church Music Piano camp and the Music for the Heart non-profit organization, he is also ...

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Article: Album Review

Larry Brown Jr.: There Can Only Be One

Read "There Can Only Be One" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian


Guitarist, composer and educator Larry Brown Jr's debut, There Can Only Be One, has both feet firmly planted in a rich musical past but remains a modern record in its delivery and execution. There are vague hints of Wes Montgomery and Kenny Burrell in his playing but his style is all his own, and these faint ...


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