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Jason Kao Hwang: Myths of Origin

Read "Myths of Origin" reviewed by Jerome Wilson

by Jerome Wilson

Violinist and composer Jason Kao Hwang has worked with groups of every size, from duos up to full orchestras. “Myths of Origin" is one of his large-scale pieces, an imposing 42-minute work for an improvising string orchestra and drum set. It runs without interruption, but the recording breaks it down into nine sections. The ...

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Nicolas Ferron Trio: Multiverse

Read "Multiverse" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

The Nicolas Ferron Trio hails from Montreal's vibrant jazz scene where guitarist Nicolas Ferron has been slinging strings alongside local heavyweights like Rémi-Jean Leblanc and Benjamin Deschamps. With Multiverse, Ferron--joined by Jonathan Cayer on B3 organ and Louis-Vincent Hamel on drums--crafts a sonic wormhole that blends psychedelic rock, a punky attitude and experimental jazz. This eight-track ...

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Tom Teasley: Wisdom - Tom Teasley Remembers Charles Williams

Read "Wisdom - Tom Teasley Remembers Charles Williams" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro

by Alberto Bazzurro

Testi tradizionali (africani, cherokee, ecc.) e per il resto soprattutto di Langston Hughes (ma ce n'è anche uno, “I Still Believe," di Martin Luther King), cantati o detti, costituiscono la spina dorsale, la fonte primaria, di questo singolare album, che riunisce (incisioni del 2022) Tom Teasley e Charles Williams, il primo anche autoproduttore del cd, che ...

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Tom's Blues

Album: New Town
By Steve Bryant
Label: red123music
Released: 2025
Duration: 06:14

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It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)

Album: Falling From Earth
By Bob Schlesinger
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Duration: 06:19

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Chicago Underground Duo: Hyperglyph

Read "Hyperglyph" reviewed by James Taylor

by James Taylor

International Anthem is a fitting home for the first Chicago Underground Duo album after an 11-year hiatus. The Chicago-based and buzzworthy label has carried the torch for avant-garde sounds in the city since 2014, and trumpeter and composer Rob Mazurek and drummer Chad Taylor are no strangers to the label's catalog, performing together on multiple IARC ...

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Bremer / McCoy: Kosmos

Read "Kosmos" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

It may seem unlikely, but two Danish musicians--one living on a farm commune, the other in a fast-paced urban environment, have amassed over 600,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. The two former schoolmates, bassist Jonathan Bremer and pianist/tape delay specialist Morten McCoy, formed Bremer/McCoy in 2012, initially to play dub music, but their sound has since evolved ...

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Svetlana: Reel to Remix: Night at the Movies Reimagined

Read "Reel to Remix:  Night at the Movies Reimagined" reviewed by Konstantin N. Rega

by Konstantin N. Rega

Russian-born, New York-based singer Svetlana finds inspiration by being playful during post-production on Reel to Remix: Night at the Movies Reimagined. Taking six tracks from her 2019 release, Night at the Movies (Starr Records), the singer reconfigures her original takes, spicing things up. Though some might say that this style of remixing can seem gimmicky or ...

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Cigarettes at Sunrise

Album: Heart Music
By George Crotty
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Duration: 05:24

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Article: Album Review

Miguel Ângelo Trio: Distopia

Read "Distopia" reviewed by Andrew Hunter

by Andrew Hunter

Portuguese double-bassist Miguel Ângelo is a busy guy. He leads a quartet, with which he has released three records, as well as the trio he appears with here. He is also a member of several other small groups and has, fairly uniquely, released a record of solo double bass--the splendidly titled I Think I'm Going To ...


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