Minton’s Playhouse in Harlem is one of jazz’s truly magical places. Since 1938, the club on West 118th Street in...
Around the year 2000, Dave Douglas was widely regarded as jazz’s greatest “hope for the future,” as jazz historian Dan...
With a powerful tenor saxophone in hand, you can growl aggressively, purr sensually, or simply let intuition take over. The...
Analog Tone Factory shows just how vibrant analog sessions can sound these days. Anyone who looks into Analog Tone Factory...
He recorded his first song when he was 18—supposedly it was meant to be just a birthday gift for his...
Latin jazz, rock jazz, gypsy jazz… we’ve seen it all back in the last century already. But in recent years,...
Speakers Corner releases two jazz classics in exemplary editions. It’s hard to believe that, until recently, there were no current...
Before Banksy came along, there was Ernest Pignon-Ernest. This painter from Nice also placed his artworks illegally in public spaces...
Listening to Ellington: Intimacy and Opulence Side by Side. The music of Duke Ellington exists on every scale – from...
Artificial intelligence is taking over the world – unfortunately the world of music as well. The internet is full of...