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Article: Interview

Peter Erskine: Revisiting Weather Report

Read "Peter Erskine: Revisiting Weather Report" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan

by C. Andrew Hovan

A standout drum prodigy of his generation, Peter Erskine began playing at the age of four. After honing his skills at Interlochen, he launched his professional career in 1972 with Stan Kenton. Four years later, he joined Maynard Ferguson before making a pivotal move, replacing Alex Acuña in Weather Report. In the spring ...

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Article: Live Review

Brilliant Corners 2025: Days 5-8

Read "Brilliant Corners 2025: Days 5-8" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Brilliant Corners 2025 Black Box/Various Venues Belfast, N. IrelandFebruary 28-March 8, 2025 If the first four days of Brilliant Corners 2025 leaned towards long-form contemporary composition and free improvisation, the music of the last four days had a more spiritual tone, and a more heavily African-accented character. Many would say that ...

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Article: Album Review

Artemis: Arboresque

Read "Arboresque" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic

by Mike Jurkovic

The virtuoso musicians of Artemis--pianist Renee Rosnes trumpeter Ingrid Jensen saxophonist Nicole Glover bassist Noriko Ueda, and drummer Allison Miller --get down to business quick on their third for Blue Note Arboresque. A testament to collaborative intuition and instinct,  Arboresque may vary more in tempo and mood than its acclaimed predecessors--2023's ringing In Real Time and 2020's standard-setting debut Artemis--but it ...

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Article: Live Review

Brilliant Corners 2025: Days 1-4

Read "Brilliant Corners 2025: Days 1-4" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Brilliant Corners 2025 Black Box/Various Venues Belfast, N. IrelandFebruary 28-March 8, 2025 Thirteen is young for most things, smartphones, cars and your average household pet aside. Thirteen is young for jazz festivals too, but as jazz festivals go, Brilliant Corners qualifies as a precocious youth. Its programming, whilst musically inclusive and ...

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Article: Album Review

Noel Okimoto: Ho'ihi

Read "Ho'ihi" reviewed by Jack Bowers

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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Article: Album Review

Micheal Murray's Colourfield: Rounded Nature

Read "Rounded Nature" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

It is a long way from Falcarragh to Amsterdam. The distance is measured not so much in kilometers as in culture. Alto saxophonist Micheal Murray hails from the former, a small Irish-speaking town on the windswept coast of County Donegal. In this part of the world, Irish traditional music has deep roots, and the pubs resonate ...

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Article: Interview

Stephen Davis: Leaving It All Out There

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by Ian Patterson

"How come I haven't heard of you before?" a surprised Anthony Braxton asked Northern Irish drummer/percussionist Stephen Davis. The venerable American saxophonist and composer was bowled over after playing with Davis for the first time. Most musicians are. It is no secret in Ireland, or indeed Europe at large, that Belfast-born Davis is ...

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Article: Album Review

Alex Coke & Carl Michel Sextet: Situation

Read "Situation" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

As might be envisioned from a sextet whose membership encompasses harp, vibraphone, flute and pedal steel guitar, the themes on saxophonist Alex Coke and guitarist Carl Michel's third album, Situation, are in large measure thoughtful and atmospheric. And while the music is charming and graceful, its ties to jazz are tenuous at best. ...

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Article: Album Review

Julien Knowles: As Many, As One

Read "As Many, As One" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi

by Angelo Leonardi

È un debutto da leader significativo questo di Julien Knowles, trombettista residente a Los Angeles, dove s'è laureato all'Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz (assieme a tre partner di questo disco). Hancock è stato suo mentore e l'ha scritturato--ancora studente--nei suoi tour, poi ha collaborato con Louis Cole, Gerald Clayton, Alan Ferber, Joe LaBarbera e inciso nel ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Jakob Bro, Nikara Warren, John Patitucci, Wayne Shorter, Alex Koo & More

Read "Jakob Bro, Nikara Warren, John Patitucci, Wayne Shorter, Alex Koo & More" reviewed by Ludovico Granvassu

by Ludovico Granvassu

Brooklyn, Brussels, Copenhagen and Paris are the stations this playlist stops at before entering into zero gravity orbits with Wayne Shorter.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 NIKARA presents Black Wall Street “Inner City Blues" The Queen of Kings County (Switch Hit) 0:16 Host talks ...


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