Picking out a range of the essentials
A pleasantly swinging mainstream piano trio rendering of some classic tunes plus a few originals
ByStephen Graham7 October 2026A soul diversion for Jo Harrop unearths some obscure, simmering northern soul friendly fare
ByStephen Graham6 October 2026Highly touted German act Salomea hit Soho
ByStephen Graham5 October 2026What a debut - new in the marlbank choice for top UK releases in 2026
ByStephen Graham5 October 2026A big change in JD Allen's style as the deep jazz saxophonist goes gnawa
ByStephen Graham4 October 2026There's happiness in such finesse.
ByStephen Graham3 October 2026No sax shock. But the concept isn't in hock to anything too gimmicky.
ByStephen Graham1 October 2026The route to the rootsier thread among the album choices is more direct
ByStephen Graham29 September 2026A piano player on the rise, the latest podcast and there's a song waiting to be born in track of the week
ByStephen Graham28 September 2026Paul Carrack jazzed up with some still game Germans and a cracking choir
ByStephen Graham27 September 2026Rhapsodic piano at the heart of a vibrant release. One stand out track is dedicated to Lyle Mays
ByStephen Graham27 September 2026A bit too brief but it is pure balm. And someone should write words to the very beautiful 'Another Day'
ByStephen Graham26 September 2026Deep duetting into bebop. But the originals and improv blended in are just as interesting.
ByStephen Graham26 September 2026Praise be
ByStephen Graham25 September 2026I'm looking forward to seeing this band at Magy's Farm
ByStephen Graham24 September 2026Replete with tenderness, spirit and imagination
ByStephen Graham24 September 2026One for every lover of the sound of Mr Beautiful
ByStephen Graham23 September 2026A certain curatorial wisdom at play
ByStephen Graham21 September 2026
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