Jazz

Deborah Silver and Steve Tyrell | That’s Life Review by Bea Willis Deborah Silver and Steve Tyrell’s rendition of the Frank Sinatra classic, “That’s Life,”…

Ethan Iverson | Technically Acceptable Review by Darnell Jackson Ethan Iverson’s latest Blue Note offering, Technically Acceptable, brings his consummate skill and imaginative vision to a…

Eric McGarry | As I Am, As You Were Review by Darnell Jackson In the heart of Eric McGarry’s debut album, As I Am, As You…

Joey Alexander | Continuance Review by Darnell Jackson Joey Alexander’s Continuance resonates with the intricate rhythms and evocative storytelling of contemporary jazz. Anchored by the core trio…

Nic Vardanega | New Beginning Review by Griff Stevens Nic Vardanega’s latest album, New Beginning, is the third leader date for this jazz guitarist and…

Metropolitan Jazz Octet | The Bowie Project Review Metropolitan Jazz Octet Reimagines Bowie in The Bowie Project by Darnell Jackson In a daring blend of jazz…

Wolfgang Muthspiel | Dance of the Elders Review Complexity and Coherence: Wolfgang Muthspiel’s Dance of the Elders by Illiam Sebitz In a musical landscape often…

Jalen Baker | Be Still Review The Rhythms of Academia – Jalen Baker’s Be Still by Darnell Jackson With Be Still, Jalen Baker plays the…

Christopher McBride | Ramon Review A Resonant Album of Musical Storytelling by Darnell Jackson Harlem-based saxophonist, educator, and arranger Christopher McBride has long been a…