A selection of nice Jazz Web Sites
A selection of nice Jazz Web Sites
All About Jazz Music, Musicians, Bands & Albums allaboutjazz.com All About Jazz covers the world of jazz music, with interviews of top musicians and bands, albums reviews, free music, videos, photos, and news.
Eric Alexander and Mike LeDonne's album Together is an acknowledgment of the magic that can emerge when two masterful musicians collaborate in a duo setting. This release, featuring nine tracks, [...]
Germany-reared saxophonist Welf Dorr has been a fixture in the New York City avant-garde jazz scene since 1995 and brings his distinctive blend of experimental and free jazz to life [...]
Enduring connections. UK free music veterans, drummer Eddie Prėvost and saxophonist John Butcher first shared a stage in 1990, as part of guitarist Derek Bailey's famed Company weeks, but they [...]
Tenor saxophonist Nicole Glover has been having an impact on modern jazz since she was a tenor phenom coming out of Portland, Oregon, before arriving in the New York metro [...]
The work of Australian-born singer, trumpeter, keyboardist and composer/lyricist Audrey Powne transcends traditional jazz styles. From the Fire (BBE Music, 2024) is a gem that melds jazz, new soul and [...]
The Free Jazz Collective – freejazzblog.org – We are pleased to bring you the Free Jazz Blog’s top album (s). Last week we presented our top recordings, which was drawn from the top 10 lists of the writers
By Andrew Choate I’ve written about the Nickelsdorf Konfrontationen for the last ten years in a row (including 2005 and 2007) and the temporal format I’ve come to prefer requires [...]
By Ferruccio Martinotti One of the most pleasant and unexpected moments happened across our dangerous sonic territories was the phoenix’s rebirth off her ashes represented by the Gush comeback, after [...]
By William Rossi The music of trio sinonó can be approached by very different people from very different angles: be it fans of sound exploration, fans of traditional jazz songs [...]
By Eyal Hareuveni Thirty years after its release, the debut album of the free jazz supergroup Die Like A Dog - German reeds titan Peter Brötzmann (on alto and tenor [...]
By Paul Acquaro If the ringing sound of the Fender Rhodes-like keyboard doesn't tickle your jazz bones, then you should really question the integrity of your whole skeleton. From the [...]
Jazz in Europe – Jazz news from Europe Jazz In Europe Netherlands magazine is a full-colour glossy publication. Produced quarterly, the magazine features interviews with European and International jazz musicians as well as interesting articles related to the world of jazz. Order Now HYPNOTIC BRASS ENSEMBLE – BAD BOYS OF JAZZ New Album Now Available
I recently had the privilege of conducting an extensive interview with Daniel Dettwiler, one of Europe’s leading recording engineers specializing in jazz. What was initially planned as a one-hour conversation [...]
Scotland’s vibrant jazz scene has been capturing well-deserved attention from across the UK, with the rise of artists like Fergus McCreadie, Georgia Cécile, and Matt Carmichael. Drawing on Scotland’s rich [...]
The piano is the focus of this year’s Dobršská brána International Music Festival, with European artists or groups from at least seven countries represented in a weekend of first-rate concerts, [...]
A previously unreleased live guitar duo recording with Jim Hall leads Dublin-based Livia Records’ latest set of albums featuring Irish virtuoso, Louis Stewart. The Dublin Concert was recorded in 1982 [...]
The 7 Virtual Jazz Club, a non-profit organization founded in 2016, has opened entries for the 11th edition of its online jazz competition. This contest, which began as the first [...]
www.jazzviews.net www.jazzviews.net. All That Jazz. Purchase CDs, vinyl & downloads directly from. the artists via their website. or chosen online platform. Album Reviews.
Review by Alan McKenzie Photo by Nadja von Massow This was the first time Mark has played in London and the first time I have seen him live, and he [...]
Following on from his 2022 album Heart of Mine, composer, songwriter and pianist Ross Lorraine releases his new collection of songs More From the Heart on Friday 2nd August. Featuring [...]
Repertoire REPUK 1473 Disc One – Live In Concert Barbara Thompson (tenor, alto & soprano saxophones, flute and tambourine); Colin Dudman (Yamaha Electric Grand piano, Fender Rhodes, Moog synthesizers); Dill [...]
This is an album to cherish from a musician who was not really cherished. Blue Note Ron Miles (cornet, trumpet); Bill Frisell (guitar); Brian Blade (drums) Recorded in 2011. Issued [...]
…buy this album, and if you get the chance, see them live in concert – just remember to book early. This is most definitely an album of the year for [...]
Bandcamp Jazz Bandcamp ist ein Online-Musikdienst und eine Plattform zur Promotion, die sich insbesondere an unabhängige Künstler richtet. Künstler bei Bandcamp besitzen eine veränderbare Microsite mit den Alben, die sie hochladen. Viele Titel können kostenfrei auf der Internetseite abgespielt werden.
HVV-MAG knapp und würzig vorgestellt über die Jazzwiese hinaus –
Was soll man zu »Camargue« im Jahr 2024 noch schreiben? Vielleicht, dass es nach wie vor eines der… [...]
Wer bei dem Kürzel »AI« Angst bekommt, weil künstliche Intelligenz das Ende der Musikwelt einläutet, sollte es wie… [...]
David Benjamin besitzt im Musikkosmos gleich Zwei Alter Egos, die er mit ganz unterschiedlichen Klängen und Sounds füttert… [...]
Der DJ und Producer Seph dürfte im deutschsprachigen Raum nur den Wenigsten ein fester Begriff sein. Kein Wunder,… [...]
Keplar ist ein Label, dessen Veröffentlichungsplan sich weiß Gott nicht an Moden orientiert, im Gegenteil: In den letzten… [...]
Jazzfuel Matt Fripp from „I’m British but currently based in Paris, France “ Articles, resources & support for jazz musicians & jazz fans
Jazztrail New York – EXPLORING THE NEW YORK JAZZ SCENE AND BEYOND
Label: ESP-Disk, 2024Personnel - Frank London: trumpet; Marilyn Lerner: piano; Hilliard Greene: bass; Newman Taylor Baker: drums + Greg Wall: tenor saxophone (#1,2,3,4). In addition to being the co-founder of [...]
Label: Giant Steps Records, 2024Personnel - Orrin Evans: piano; Eric Revis: bass; Nasheet Waits: drums. Tarbaby is the cooperative trio of pianist Orrin Evans, bassist Eric Revis, and drummer Nasheet [...]
Label: You & Me Music, 2024Personnel - Hyeonseon Baek: vocals; Lucas Pino: tenor saxophone (#1,4,6,10); Kevin Hays: piano; Linda May Han Oh: bass; Jochen Rueckert: drums. The up-and-coming Korean-born, New [...]
Label: Sunnyside Records, 2024Personnel - Ben Monder: electric guitar; Santiago Leibson: keyboards; Matt Pavolka: upright bass; Allan Mednard: drums. Sturdy bassist Matt Pavolka plays in different settings with the same [...]
Label: Cygnus Recordings, 2024Personnel - Miles Okazaki: guitars, composition; Matt Mitchell: piano; Anna Webber: tenor saxophone, flute; Jon Irabagon: mezzo soprano, sopranino, slide sax; Caroline Davis: alto saxophone; Jacob Garchik: [...]
JAZZIZ Magazine – The Voice of a New Jazz Culture
https://www.jazziz.com THE JAZZIZ CHANNEL. News. Readers R Top Feature. new jazz albums you need to know about …
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Welcome to the JAZZIZ Podcast. This is our new series of podcast conversations, hosted by JAZZIZ Online Editor Matt Micucci and featuring some of the best artists of today’s jazz and creative music [...]
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Jazz Journal Jazz Journal ist ein monatlich erscheinendes britisches Jazz-Magazin, das seit 1948 erscheint und damit eine der ältesten heute noch erscheinenden Jazzzeitschriften überhaupt ist. Sitz ist in Loughton in Essex. Ein Schwerpunkt ist Mainstream Jazz. Seit 2009 ist die Zeitschrift mit Jazz Review vereinigt.
Sixty years ago Steve Voce welcomed Jordan's vocals as a spectacular relief from Blue Note's bloody-minded tenorists and noisy organ-players The post JJ 07/64: Sheila Jordan – Portrait Of Sheila [...]
Saxophonist Garrett plays with typical flair over electronic backgrounds, including a updated view of Miles Davis's voodoo rundown The post Kenny Garrett & SVOY: Who Killed AI? appeared first on [...]
Reissue on high-grade vinyl of the 1974 set in which saxophonist Jan Garbarek plays over string pieces written by Keith Jarrett The post Keith Jarrett, Jan Garbarek: Luminessence appeared first [...]
The young Americans brought an even younger band to London, featuring Munir Hossn, Grégoire Maret, Wesley Ritenour and Tatiana Parra The post Lee Ritenour and Dave Grusin at Ronnie Scott’s [...]
Sixty years ago, after seeing the Brubeck quartet live in England, someone, perhaps Sinclair Traill, reckoned his group didn't play jazz The post JJ 07/64: The Dave Brubeck Quartet appeared [...]
From Madrid, jazz, free improvisation and cacophony Search for: aJazz Noise’s picks of – Bit of a miserable year, 2021. Lots of enthralling music and new sounds, mind you. Worth focusing on that for.
As the world continues to crumble around us, 2023 nevertheless saw the release of a ton of fascinating sounds. Not Continue Reading [...]
This is heavy… an atmospheric, elegiac, yearning, defiant, soul-scrubbingly cathartic, harshly beautiful suite of doom, noise, metal and indie esoterica. Continue Reading [...]
A.MAIAH is the nom-de-music of guitarist-composer Asier Pérez Basterra. Previously featured on aJN’s 12-ish Guitar (and-only-guitar) Albums In The Last Continue Reading [...]
Welcome to the electronic forest… I first found out about Koshiro Hino’s music through last year’s KAKUHAN duo with Yuki Continue Reading [...]
When I posted a track as a Daily Tune (26th May) I said that this album had taken the top Continue Reading [...]
Best of Jazz Bestofjazz.org aims to help its visitors discover amazing jazz records. To do so, we review all the new jazz releases that we believe are worth your time. We also create monthly selections of jazz albums to be released in the coming days or weeks. This way, you will always be up to date with the newest releases and informed on what to wait for.
What about trying to list all the 2024 new jazz music releases? If we all participate in building it, we may be able to list 6,000 releases as Tom Hull [...]
As we journey through 2024, we have been treated to an array of captivating albums. From soul-stirring spiritual jazz to avant-garde experiments, this year has already delivered remarkable compositions. Join [...]
Compassion is the second release by the Vijay Iyer Trio, featuring Linda May Han Oh on double bass and Tyshawn Sorey on drums. The 12 tracks were recorded in May [...]
Heirloom is a solo recording by pianist Lisa Ullén. It was captured during two sessions—with an audience—on June 6 and 8, 2023, at Fylkingen in Stockholm, Sweden. The two concerts [...]
Is there another jazz legend with a discography as far-reaching and ambitious as Charles Mingus? His influence extended beyond traditional jazz, reaching into other genres like avant-garde, experimental, and contemporary [...]
Radiohörer – RADIO – UND MEDIENTIPPS FÜR NEUE MUSIK, JAZZ, FILM, KONZERTE UND HÖRBARES
„Unified by diversity – unexpected kindness“ lautete das Motto des wie immer vom in New York City lebenden Tiroler Trompeter [...]
Die Radiotipps in der Übersicht für alle Kultursender des Öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks, ByteFM sowie des Ö1 und SRF 2. 00:05 Uhr [...]
Die Radiotipps in der Übersicht für alle Kultursender des Öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks, ByteFM sowie des Ö1 und SRF 2. 00:05 Uhr [...]
Der US-Amerikaner hat sich ganz den Rahmentrommeln verschrieben – einer der ältesten und rudimentärsten Instrumentenformen der Menschheit. Mit Niklas Wandt. [...]
Von Karl Lippegaus. Naná Vasconcelos erstes Soloalbum „Africadeus“ von 1971 markiert eine wichtige Etappe der Arbeit des Autodidakten und Klangforschers, [...]
Jazz in Deutschland / Germany jazzpages.de/info Jazzpages – Das Portal zum Jazz in Deutschland seit 1997 Die Jazzpages sind ein Projekt von Frank Schindelbeck und publizieren seit Mitte der 1990er Jahre Informationen zum Jazz
Wie man auf einem der Bilder sehen kann, hat auch Manfred Rinderspacher den am 22. Juli verstorbenen John Mayall live erlebt. Im Jahr 1970 mit Steve Thompson bass, Jon Mark [...]
John Mayall, der einflussreiche britische Bluesmusiker und Bandleader, ist am 22. Juli 2024 in Kalifornien zuhause im Alter von 90 Jahren verstorben. Er wurde am 29. November 1933 in Macclesfield, [...]
Irène Schweizer, geboren am 2. Juni 1941 in Schaffhausen, Schweiz, und nach langer Krankheit verstorben in Zürich am 16. Juli 2024, war eine bedeutende Jazz-Pianistin und Komponistin. Bekannt für ihre [...]
Besonders einladend wirkt die diesjährige Grafik des Jazzfestival Saalfelden: blauer Himmel, weiße Wolken, das Steinerne Meer im Hintergrund, Wald und Alm ziehen sich durchs Bild und im Vordergrund steht auf [...]
Natürlich finden sich im Archiv von Jazzpages Fotograf Manfred Rinderspacher schon einige Bilder mit Musikern des kommenden Enjoy Jazz Festivals 2024…. [...]
Jazz Thing jazzthing.de Jazz thing ist eine deutsche Jazz -Zeitschrift, die seit November 1993 fünfmal jährlich erscheint (November/Dezember/Januar, Februar/März, April/Mai, Juni/Juli/August,
Magazin für Jazz Musik – jazz-fun.de – Magazin für Jazz Musik Jazz-fun.de will mehr erfahren. »The music doesn’t have so far to go« – das ist wie ein Zaubervers für alle Musiker
Jazzwax Marc Myers writes regularly for The Wall Street Journal and is author of „Rock Concert: An Oral History“ (Grove), „Anatomy of a Song“ (Grove) and „Why Jazz Happened.“ Founded in 2007, JazzWax has won three Jazz Journalists Association awardsn and cacophony
Highresaudio Fortlaufend Neuerscheinungen – hier als Link zum Jazz | weitere Genres in der Menüauswahl
Downbeat The publication was established in 1934 in Chicago, Illinois. It is named after the „downbeat“ in music, also called „beat one“, or the first beat of a musical measure.
Jazzwise, the UK’s biggest selling jazz monthly and the leading English language jazz magazine in Europe, has changed the way jazz magazines look and think with a stunning
Michael’s Jazzblog from Switzerland It’s time to provide another list of interesting albums that have been released in the last few months.
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London Jazz News – News, reviews, features and comment …https://londonjazznews.com – News, reviews, features and comment from the London jazz scene and beyond.
Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival:-Playtime with Byron Wallen-Soweto Kinch Trio-Matthew Kilner Quartet-Laura Jurd Quintet-Norman Willmore Sextet-Tim Garland’s Lighthouse Trio(Various venues, Edinburgh. 12-21 July 2024. Round-up review by Patrick Hadfield) It’s [...]
Kurt Rosenwinkel – The Next Step Band – Live at Smalls, 1996 (Heartcore Records. Album review by Andrew Taylor-Dawson) On this unearthed live recording, Heartcore records delivers a time capsule, [...]
Prom 8: Nick Drake – An Orchestral Celebration(Royal Albert Hall. 24 July 2024. Review by Tony Dudley-Evans) This Proms concert was dedicated to the songs on the three albums that [...]
Louis Armstrong – Louis In London(Verve Records BBC – Album review by Len Weinreich) Allow me to suggest why this album, so extrovert, exuberant and life-enhancing, carries a poignant postscript.Sometime [...]
Sam Braysher – That’s Him: the music of Kurt Weill(Self-released. Album review by Bruce Lindsay) Alto saxophonist Sam Braysher has a liking for the less familiar work of the American [...]
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Søren Lee - Electric & Acoustic Guitar Victor Jones - Drums Jacob Dinesen - Saxophone Yasser Pino - Bass Rune Harder Olesen - Percussion [...]
Alex Sipiagin (tp), Brian Landrus (sax), Louis Hayes (dr), Magnus Granberg (p) [...]
Charles Lloyd – saxophone Jason Moran – piano Larry Grenadier – bass Eric Harland – drums [...]
Ninoslav Spirovski - clarinet / tenor saxophone Deni Omeragić - baritone guitar / bass guitar / electronics Kristijan Novkovski - drums PMGJazz [...]
Matt Pavolka - Disciplinary Architecture Matt Pavolka - bass, composer Ben Monder - guitar Santiago Leibson - keyboards Allan Mednard - drums [...]
The Guardian Jazz die Jazzabteilung des Guardian mit nahezu täglichen Jazz Reports und Reviews
The British music industry’s award for outstanding albums features eight debuts, from the likes of Nia Archives and Barry Can’t Swim, as the prize fails to find a sponsorCharli xcx [...]
Streetwise entertainment agent and producer who worked with stars such as Shirley Bassey, Judy Garland and Joan CollinsThe leading entertainment agent and producer Peter Charlesworth, who has died aged 93, [...]
The rapper turned jazz avant-gardist was an astute choice for the Art Gallery of NSW’s new festival – which, in its second year, is still finding its identityGet our weekend [...]
Her spacey jazz-disco almost made her a huge star in the mid-1970s. Now having an overdue renaissance, the singer reflects on working with Ornette Coleman, helping shape a music style [...]
From the turquoise waters of Bernese Oberland to toothsome Ticino and musical Montreux, Switzerland caters for every tasteEurope’s best crossroads city, Basel, is a short tram ride from both Germany [...]
Jazz Zeitung Das JazzZeitungs-Blog. Hier schreiben Rainer Wein, Jörg Lichtinger, Peter Ortmann, Thomas Spitzer, Benjamin Schaefer, Martin Hufner …
Ein richtiger Franke! Hat man Norbert Dömling am Telefon, weiß man nach wenigen Sätzen, wo er als Junge Fußball gespielt hat. Der Bassist ist ein waschechter „Frangge“, um dem Idiom [...]
Absturz now. Foto: HufnerWährend man sich angeblich diskussionsbereit zeigt wenn es um die Zukunft des Radios geht – so sucht ARD-Vorsitzender Kai Gniffke aktuell auch das Gespräch mit Teilen der [...]
Deutscher Jazzpreis. Foto: Oliver HochkeppelEin Kommentar von Oliver Hochkeppel Im vergangenen Jahr, bei der zweiten, erstmals in Bremen an die jazzahead! gekoppelten Verleihung des Deutschen Jazzpreises, war man im Vergleich [...]
The New Krümelmonster: Till Brönner. Foto: Martin HufnerEr hat dieses Mal keine flammende Wutrede in Sachen Corona gehalten, was ihn bekanntlich bis zu Anne Will ins Studio gebracht hat oder [...]
Mathias Bäumel räsoniert über das neue Buch des Publizisten Siegfried Schmidt-Joos, in dem dieser einige historische Artikel zusammenstellt Um es vorweg zu nehmen: »Zeitlos«, wie der Untertitel des aktuellen Buches [...]
Gaga did “Mon truc en plumes,” Gojira become the first metal band to play the Olympics, and Celine Dion triumphantly closed proceedings [...]
A 71st-generation master of the West African instrument, Diabaté pushed beyond tradition, playing alongside Björk, Taj Mahal, Damon Albarn, Ali Farka Touré, and others [...]
A surprise addition to the torch-bearing relay ahead of tonight’s opening ceremony [...]
The rapper returns next week with a new independent album [...]
The 22-disc bonanza includes more than 100 unreleased recordings, 11 films, and more [...]
A selection of nice Jazz Web Sites
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