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How Long Without a Heart?

Album: Songs From the Sea - Jazzy Waters
By Hazal Selçuk
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Duration: 3:26

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Article: Album Review

Don Peretz/Jacob Sacks: Numerals

Read "Numerals" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

The integer most integral to Numerals is the number two. A duo date highlighting the communicative and experimental bents bonding drummer-composer Don Peretz with pianist Jacob Sacks, it was recorded in two parts, in two states, with two different modi operandi in play. The first session, at Kaleidoscope Sound in Union City, New Jersey, was entirely ...

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Gånglåt Från Halland

Album: Margin Call II
By Daniel Stahre
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Duration: 03:52

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Article: Album Review

Amy Gadiaga: All Black Everything

Read "All Black Everything" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Hailing from the Parisian suburbs, though based in London, bassist, composer and dancer Amy Gadiaga has steadily carved out a name for herself since graduating from Trinity Laban Conservatoire in 2023. Early neo-soul singles “Everything I Do" (2022) and “Nephi" (2023) introduced Gadiaga's appealing vocals and her socially conscious writing. Pleasant, stylish tunes, they held the ...

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Old Spot

Album: Cajun Bleu
By Juliet Varnedoe
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Duration: 3:20

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Article: Album Review

Alexa Torres: In Situ

Read "In Situ" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic

by Mike Jurkovic

With balletic verve, Latin violinist Alexa Torres goes about her debut disc, the hugely confident, ear and eye opening In Situ, with an inquisitive gusto and aplomb that belies her thirty-one years. A skilled, peer-reviewed ethnographic researcher, Torres is also the first woman and first violinist to graduate from the University of North Texas ...

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Article: Album Review

Astro: Eclipse: State Of The Baritone, Volume 6

Read "Eclipse: State Of The Baritone, Volume 6" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto

For composer, author and saxophonist Anders Svanoe place is the space. That last part needs no correction as the proud Wisconsinite creates an abundance of sound 150 miles north of Chicago. He has been releasing his State Of The Baritone series, and Astro Eclipse is volume 6. Previously, he has investigated Latin jazz with El Dragón: ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Permanent Moonlight—Songs of Sir Richard Rodney Bennett

Read "Permanent Moonlight—Songs of Sir Richard Rodney Bennett" reviewed by David Bittinger

by David Bittinger

Still famed for her “silents" and early retirement from sound movies, lonely star Greta Garbo once conjured a dreamy fantasy of “permanent moonlight" in a letter to someone who was about as enigmatic a creative icon as she was, Noël Coward. In 2012 singer Maud Hixson came across that Garbo letter while reviewing personal ...

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Article: Album Review

Helveticus: Our Way

Read "Our Way" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Helveticus makes a striking contribution to the jazz scene with its second album, Our Way. Comprised of a Swiss super-trio featuring the distinguished Samuel Blaser on trombone, the legendary Daniel Humair on drums, and the versatile Heiri Känzig on bass, this ensemble offers a masterclass in musical constructive interaction and innovation, blending original compositions, jazz standards, ...

Article: Album Review

Pascal Le Boeuf: Ritual Being

Read "Ritual Being" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi

by Angelo Leonardi

Come il fratello gemello--il sassofonista Remy--anche Pascal Le Boeuf affianca al talento strumentale (di pianista) alte doti di scrittura per ampi organici. Dopo i primi lavori in gruppi condivisi, i due hanno espresso proprie individualità. Il primo s'è imposto tra i protagonisti della nuova orchestrazione jazzistica pubblicando Assembly of Shadows e Architecture of Storms. Il secondo ...


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