Two new jazz albums spiced with a little Brazilian pop.
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Music Review: Ferenc Nemeth and Attila László – ‘Bridges of Souls’
'Bridges of Souls' from jazz fusion artists Ferenc Nemeth and Attila László establishes a rhythm that keeps the music moving in a state of flux.
Read More »Music Review: Tony Scott – ‘Tony Scott Lost Tapes Germany 1957/Asia 1962 [Remastered]
While the sound quality on some recordings isn’t always equal to the musical quality, these performances deserve preservation.
Read More »Music Review: The City Boys Allstars – ‘Blinded by the Night’
The City Boys play a blend of blues and funk, uniting some hot horns driven by a dynamite rhythm section with strong vocals.
Read More »Music Review: Bob Mundy – ‘Something Beautiful’
Bob Mundy’s smooth and sophisticated stylings reflect romance in all its infinite varieties, from dreamy ruminations to feelings of forlorn.
Read More »Music Review: Chris Walden Big Band – ‘Full On!’
An album to savor, one can only hope it won’t take another seven years for another.
Read More »Music Review: Mack Avenue SuperBand – ‘Live From the Detroit Jazz Festival—2013’
These are musicians with chemistry; they understand and respect each other.
Read More »Flurry of New Christmas/Holiday Albums Heralds the Season
From Idina Menzel to Earth, Wind & Fire, the season is busting out all over with new Christmas albums for your holiday-party playlist.
Read More »Music Review: Chelsey Green and the Green Project – ‘The Green Room’
A collection of appealing original compositions and arrangements that showcase Green’s unique twist on violin, viola and contemporary jazz.
Read More »Music Reviews: Hendrik Meurkens and Misha Tsiganov, Gary Gray, Jason Paul Curtis
Three new albums show the diversity of contemporary jazz.
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