Abbey Lincoln, Billie Holiday songs and thoughtful copasetically shaped originals from on-the-up jazz singer Ineza.
ByStephen Graham25 November 2024Extraordinary spiritual jazz and beyond influenced by Alice and John Coltrane - a listening journey of weight and significance.
ByStephen Graham22 November 2024Rasmus Sørensen's At The Right Time
ByStephen Graham21 November 2024Tender and ballsy at the same time there's a lot of strong soul, blues and jazz feeling throughout this stormer from Scottish singer...
ByStephen Graham20 November 2024Baltimore trumpeter-composer Brandon Woody has signed to Blue Note, the venerable jazz label has just made public online. His debut featuring his band...
ByStephen Graham19 November 2024A best-of list won’t change your life unless you have measured out your life with coffee spoons There ain’t any headline prize anyway,...
ByStephen Graham19 November 2024Bebop and beyond in an acoustic connoisseur level guitar, cornet, bass setting led by US player John Hart.
ByStephen Graham18 November 2024Beethoven’s instant familiarity is a stumbling bock You get the jazz language fed in with bluesy licks and great instrumentalism from the multi-Grammy...
ByStephen Graham18 November 2024Blue Waltz tunes are part of the spell. Another chance to hear the empathy and intuition that modern mainstreamers Thomas Fonnesbæk and the...
ByStephen Graham17 November 2024An album of hope and humanity that does not pall.
ByStephen Graham15 November 2024Live highlights this year included a rare sighting of trombone deity Conrad Herwig at the Pizza Express Jazz Club.
ByStephen Graham12 November 2024Live highlights in 2024 also included a very soulful showing from Myles Sanko in the new look Ronnie Scott's. It's our gig of...
ByStephen Graham12 November 2024French singer Gabi Hartmann continues to ride the crest of a wave.
ByStephen Graham12 November 2024Check out some of the Monday night action dotted around
ByStephen Graham11 November 2024Our new album of the week. And Dave Holland is appearing at the London Jazz Festival which begins this week.
ByStephen Graham11 November 2024Once heard, never forgotten. Sorted. A case of discovering the music of Mulatu Astatke not via the radio or on a promo. But...
ByStephen Graham10 November 20241 Superlocrian Hills & Valleys (Spark) 2 Ezra Collective Dance No One’s Watching (Partisan) 3 Ian Shaw and Tony Kofi An Adventurous Dream...
ByStephen Graham9 November 2024

Kind of Kaidi: Track of the Week finds a shelter from the storm ever so mournfully in 'Short Stories' courtesy of pianist Finn Carter and featuring the page turning plangently satisfying saxophone of Blue Lab Beats collaborator Kaidi Akinnibi.
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