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The Chosen One – Mary Halvorson – About Ghosts (Nonesuch) #2
Mary Halvorson is one of a (small) handful of guitarists who has defined that instrument’s contemporary voice in the last decade or so. I’d personally add Miles Okazaki, Liberty…
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Orphy Robinson presents: Carry We Beyond – Sound Carriers of The Caribbean Connection
Orphy Robinson celebrates the influence of the Caribbean on jazz music globally, for Windrush Day 2025.
The Chosen One – Brandee Younger – Gadabout Season
If you were to create a list of sacred instruments, Alice Coltrane’s harp would be pretty near the top. That harp, the one she recorded her classic Impulse! recording…
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One Jazz x Love Supreme Jazz Festival
One Jazz back at Love Supreme Festival – we can’t wait!
James Taylor Quartet and Orchestra at The Barbican
Special concert from UK Hammond King James Taylor and his Quartet plus full orchestra.
Cal Tjader Centenary Celebration
One Jazz presents a centenary celebration of latin jazz vibraphone legend Cal Tjader at 229 London.
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The Chosen One – Brandon Woody – For The Love Of It All (Blue Note)
Another fine signing to Blue Note’s increasingly exciting roster, trumpet player Brandon Woody lands on the label with a joyful, spiritually charged debut boasting a talented young band with…
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James Brandon Lewis – Abstraction is Deliverance (Intakt)
James Brandon Lewis is a tenor for the times, and then some. Undoubtedly one of the most important voices in contemporary jazz he’s stunning in both the volume of…
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Snowpoet – Heartstrings (Edition)
Now in to their second decade the band Snowpoet occupy a fairly unique position in modern music. The press release for the album takes several stabs at describing them and…
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David Murray Quartet Birdly Serenade (Impulse!)
Few living jazz artists have made such a consistent contribution to the music over the last five decades as David Murray. At eighty years old he still, in some ways,…
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