Jazz

Medler Sextet | River Paths Review By Darnell Jackson River Paths is less a geographic river and more a psychic cartography, a charting of emotional…

Juan Perea | Lightkeeper Review by Illiam Sebitz Juan Perea’s debut recording, Lightkeeper, is an exploration of jazz’s multifaceted feels and styles. At 68, Perea,…

Stan Harrison | Some Poor Soul Has a Fire Review by Illiam Sebitz Stan Harrison is a saxophonist and composer weaving together decades of experience…

Alexi Tuomarila |Departing the Wasteland Review by Darnell Jackson In Departing the Wasteland, Alexi Tuomarila invites us to experience a well-crafted sonic landscape of acoustic…

Omer Leshem | Play Space Review by Illiam Sebitz Play Space is a musical exploration of modern jazz possibilities. In this album, Omer Leshem deftly…

Scott Colley, Edward Simon, and Brian Blade | Three Visitors Review by Darnell Jackson In the many releases in the modern jazz genre, the occasions…

Darden Purcell | Love’s Got Me in a Lazy Mood Review By Illiam Sebitz Darden Purcell’s third studio release, Love’s Got Me in a Lazy…

Scott Hamilton | Looking Back Review by Illiam Sebitz Today, there is a short list of saxophonists who genuinely embody the timeless allure of swing…

Clement/Kovalcheck/Hamar Trio Review by Illiam Sebitz Emerging from the dynamic intersection of the Pacific Northwest’s majestic landscapes and Tennessee’s deep-rooted musical heritage, the Clement/Kovalcheck/Hamar Trio…