Norah Jones and her country crew take you on a journey across country classics in their second album, ‘For The Good Times’.
Rich Pellegrin Quintet released their first album last February, providing an excellent and accessible avant-garde album with a heavy Coltrane influence.
We got an advance copy of Robert Glasper’s ‘Black Radio’ – An album that is sure to set the framework for future Jazz/Hip Hop Crossovers.
Jessy J’s ‘Hot Sauce’ makes few demands as it beautifully mixes Latin, Jazz, and Pop in some surprising ways.
The long-awaited ‘Forever’ by Corea-Clarke-White has finally hit the scene as a two-disc album that proves to be worth a listen for any Jazz fan.
There is an oddly enjoyable complexity to Hiromi’s ‘Voice’ that transcend the limitations of any single genre or instrument and pushes the boundaries of Jazz.
The passion on display throughout Hugh Laurie’s ‘Let Them Talk’ is astounding – But most listeners can’t shake the feeling that something’s not quite right…
A look at Bill Anschell’s newest Origin release, providing an abstract, free, and accessible view into Anschell’s musical mind.
Ambrose Akinmusire’s latest album shows an emotional strength and musical virtuosity strongly rooted in Jazz.
Fifteen albums in and still going strong, Walter Beasley releases to follow up to his hit ‘Free Your Mind’ album.
Joe Lovano’s 22nd album for Blue Note proves to be a modern and unique approach to Bird’s music.
A phenomenal album which acts as a highly tasteful and fitting tribute to the genius of Ray Charles.
