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Drummer Bob Holz Releases New Single 'Pink Fur'
On May 8, 2026, Bob Holz will release his new single, “Pink Fur," on MVD Audio. A fun, funky track with an irresistible groove, Pink Fur was designed to get people moving. “I wanted it to be something people can dance to,” says Holz. The track showcases his signature slick drumming style and forward-thinking approach to ...
Jason Vitelli Releases Vibrant Instrumental Album "2. No Wave Gaze"
Prolific, at times confounding musical chameleon Jason Vitelli as returned with a fresh instrumental release rich in both visceral sonic texture and unnerving, yet strangely inviting atmospheres. With a palette ranging from dense art rock and dark ambient to glitch and static noise, listeners are clearly to expect the unexpected. The second release in an ongoing ...
Dominic Walker, Tierney Sutton, Jenny Klukken, Bria Skonberg, Ulysses Owens Jr., Tia Fuller & Shamie Fuller-Royston, Lori Nicely, Marilyn Crispell & More
by Mary Foster Conklin
This broadcast makes the graceful morph from Women's History Month to Jazz Appreciation Month with new music from Dominic Walker, Tierney Sutton, Jenny Klukken, Bria Skonberg, Ulysses Owens Jr., Fuller Sound (Tia Fuller & Shamie Fuller-Royston), Lori Nicely, Marilyn Crispell, plus birthday shoutouts to Alberta Hunter, Tina May, Doris Day, Paula West, Karen Mason, Allan Harris, ...
Anaïs Reno with the John Toomey Trio at the Attucks Jazz Club
by Mark Robbins
Anais Reno's song interpretation belies her 23 years. Her performance at the Attucks Jazz Club brought to mind an older, more experienced vocalist, not the young singer performing in front of a sold-out venue. Her voice has been described as “timeless," in the stylings of Carmen McRae or Ella Fitzgerald. Where many of today's young vocalists ...
Ted Rosenthal, Bernie Senensky, Michel Petrucciani, Faye Carol & Ken Peplowski
by Joe Dimino
We kick off the 953rd Episode of Neon Jazz in style--guided by the elegant touch of Ted Rosenthal and the timeless voice of the late, great Ken Peplowski. Their music from the 2026 album The Good Old Days sets the tone--both a celebration and a heartfelt nod to a true legend whose sound remains woven into ...
Four new releases from Bria Skonberg, Barry Greene, Jenny Klukken and Paul Keller
by George Graham
George Graham spotlights four new and diverse jazz releases. Playlist Bria Skonberg “Markham Sunrise" from Brass (Cellar) 3:13 Bria Skonberg “Of Liberty" from Brass (Cellar) 9:58 Barry Greene “El Hombre" from Giants (Origin) 6:41 Barry Greene “Unit 7" from Giants (Origin) 7:15 Paul Keller “Bopportunity" from Thanks You Notes (Cold Plunge) 5:42 Paul Keller ...
Vel Lewis Announces New Smooth Jazz Single "Smoovee" Featuring Marion Meadows
Available on all digital streaming platforms May 22, 2026; impacting radio May 25, 2026 Award-winning contemporary jazz artist and Hammond organist Vel Lewis announces the release of his new single, “Smoovee” featuring acclaimed saxophonist Marion Meadows. The single will be available on all major digital streaming platforms on May 22, 2026, with an official radio impact ...
Joanna Wang's Hotel La Rut at (Le) Poisson Rouge
by Tamara Yadao
Joanna Wang (Le) Poisson Rouge New York, NY March 20, 2026 Hotel La Rut was the cohesive centerpiece of the first set from Joanna Wang and the Hotel La Rut Band at Le Poisson Rouge in NYC's West Village on March 20. This hyper referential, eclectic, genre defying concept album--Wang ...
Julianna Barwick & Mary Lattimore: Like Tears In Rain
by Lawrence Peryer
Today, we're putting The Tonearm's needle on Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore. Julianna is a composer, vocalist, and producer whose music is built almost entirely from layered, looped human voices. Mary is a harpist who has spent years pushing that instrument into a vast, exploratory realm. In January 2025, the two flew ...
The Sync Director: Eric Meyers
by B.D. Lenz
As an independent jazz artist with more than a dozen releases, I've promoted my recordings in all the usual ways, hoping to spread my music and eventually recoup the money I'd invested. Early on, though, I learned about “music libraries"--companies that house vast catalogs of music, soundscapes, and sound effects for film and television production. I ...
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