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Jazz news, articles, and videos are available from a variety of sources, including newspapers, magazines, websites, and blogs. Many of these sources provide up-to-date information about jazz musicians, performances, and events. Additionally, websites such as All About Jazz, JazzTimes, and Jazz.com provide an in-depth look at the jazz scene, with interviews, reviews, and news about current and upcoming releases. Additionally, many jazz festivals and clubs have their own websites, where visitors can find information about upcoming concerts and other events. Finally, social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter are also great sources for jazz news, articles, and videos.
Valdes, Chucho: Jazz Nocturno They say : Nothing. (Descarga 637002 LP) Vallon, Colin: Samares They say : The signature-lyricism of Colin Vallon’s compositions and his trio’s understated three-way interaction remain magically intact on “Samares”. Yet, much has evolved in the sound of the Swiss pianist’s group (with bassist Patrice Moret and drummer Julian Sartorius) since 2017’s “Danse”, among other […]
Pagán, Michael: Paganova They say : Paganova the new album from the prolific pianist/composer Michael Pagán, who has become a fixture of the Kansas City jazz scene over the past two decades, documents five of his compositions and three arrangements of tunes by some of the most celebrated masters of the post-bop era. (Capri Records) Pallas, Michael: […]
M.T.B. Quintet (Mehldau / Turner / Bernstein) : Solid Jackson They say : When eminent jazz practitioners with shared histories convene in the studio without rehearsal or preparatory gigs, a perfunctory, by-the-numbers session is often the outcome. That is decidedly not the case on Solid Jackson, whose personnel, four of whom participated on the well-wrought day-after-Christmas of […]
Icelandic bassist and composer Freysteinn returns with his third album, Aô Einhverju / To Somewhere, showcasing once more his compelling musical vision and artistry. This recording marks the second release with his quartet, now featuring the exceptional Hilmar Jensson on guitar, widely regarded as one of Iceland’s most influential non-jazz musicians. Joining him once again … Continue reading Freysteinn ‘Að einhverju / To Somewhere’ LP (Self-released) 4/5 →
https://open.spotify.com/track/2VLEzBrvDZBkn18oLA9ikJ Japanese influence features prominently in Joji Chissu's music and visual style. The Netherlands-based artist fuses disco, funk and jazz to create songs that are extra groovy. His newest offering "Fatal Passion" is an incontestable dancefloor-filler. You'll be wowed by the song's amazing bassline, lovely synths and charming vocals. As implied by the title, "Fatal…
A strong mystique takes hold on “Accost in the Dark,” a new track from Solomon Miller that envelops in its chilly organs, exotic brass adornments, and slinky keys. The release represents the third single from Miller, who was raised in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. Rock, jazz, and dreamy pop converge with stellar qualities on “Accost in the Dark,” which sounds fit for a late-night cruise traversing into the unknown. — This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.