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Lucas Apostoleris: It's Been Good

Read "It's Been Good" reviewed by Edward Blanco


Producing his third album as leader, Miami-based drummer Lucas Apostoleris delivers an engaging musical statement with the modern and contemporary jazz music of It's Been Good. On an album of all original compositions from the leader, Apostoleris demonstrates his abundant talents as a writer, providing creative and exciting musical moments throughout the session. This musician just ...

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Sergio Pamies: Time to Say

Read "Time to Say" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Spanish themes and rhythms reign supreme on Time to Say, Granada-born composer, arranger and pianist Sergio Pamies' fourth album, one that is enhanced on its opening and closing numbers, respectively, by the presence of renowned woodwind artists Dave Liebman and Paquito D'Rivera. Not that Pamies' septet needs much help, as everyone is laser-focused ...

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Five Worthwhile Releases From Early 2025

Read "Five Worthwhile Releases From Early 2025" reviewed by Jerome Wilson


These are short reviews of several albums released during the first months of 2025. Pablo Tarantino Charnia PKmusik 2024 Drummer Pablo Tarantino is originally from Argentina but currently resides in Germany. The music on his debut CD moves with the slow grace and spacious beauty of some ...

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Tom Keenlyside: Third Street Wobble

Read "Third Street Wobble" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Tom Keenlyside, a saxophonist from Vancouver, British Columbia, who has performed in his native Canada and around the world with a who's who of jazz and pop musicians, leads an impressive quintet on Third Street Wobble, his seventh recording as a leader or member of various groups, on many of which his flute has been in ...

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Jauron Perry: Jauron Perry Quintet Live at the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival

Read "Jauron Perry Quintet Live at the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival" reviewed by Paul Rauch


The Detroit Jazz Festival is the largest free jazz festival in the world, staged smack dab in the middle of one of the great jazz cities in the world. The city and surrounding area is a hotbed for jazz talent as well, historically and presently. Trumpeter Jauron Perry is one of the latest such talents to ...

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Stan Harrison: Some Poor Soul Has a Fire

Read "Some Poor Soul Has a Fire" reviewed by Jack Bowers


As befits someone who has spent years in the pop/rock arena performing with name acts from David Bowie, Radiohead and Stevie Ray Vaughan to Duran Duran, Bruce Springsteen, Laurie Anderson and many others, composer and saxophonist Stan Harrison sees jazz through an extremely wide lens. While there are a few moments of clean straight-ahead blowing on ...

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Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
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Article: Album Review

Noel Okimoto: Ho'ihi

Read "Ho'ihi" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Honolulu-born Noel Okimoto has been playing drums professionally since he was eleven years old. He has learned over the years to supervise the drum kit with equanimity and deference, a standard that Okimoto's octet endorses when approaching the music on his second album as a leader, Ho'ihi (ho-ee-hee), a Hawaiian phrase that translates roughly into “treat ...

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Brussels Jazz Orchestra & Naima Joris: Saudade

Read "Saudade" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Dopo il disco con Camille Bertault dedicato a Serge Gainsbourg del 2023, la Brussels Jazz Orchestra torna a incidere con una cantante e presenta al pubblico del jazz Naima Joris, singer-songwriter molto apprezzata nell'Europa settentrionale per le sue interpretazioni introspettive ed evanescenti. Figlia di Chris Joris, uno dei protagonisti del jazz in Belgio, Naima ...

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Kasan Belgrave: Dual Citizen

Read "Dual Citizen" reviewed by Paul Rauch


Detroit born and raised multi-reedist Kasan Belgrave offers his first album bearing a name with a tremendous legacy. His father, the late Marcus Belgrave, was a prime mentor to generations of musicians from Detroit, one of the world's great jazz cities. His impact as a jazz trumpeter, as a major contributor to classic Motown Records hits ...


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