By Bill Meredith Pianist Orrin Evans, bassist Eric Revis and drummer Nasheet Waits form the……...
By James Rozzi Trombonists always seem to get the short end of the stick. While……...
By John Frederick Moore South African pianist and composer Nduduzo Makhathini has specialized in integrating bop,……...
By Jon Garelick There are many ways to play free jazz. For multi-reed player and……...
By Philip Booth “Flowing out of my heart there is a song/I’m going to sing……...
By Asher Wolf South African saxophonist Linda Sikhakhane’s new album iLadi is a relaxed and……...
By John Frederick Moore Wayne Escoffery’s latest release reflects on a lonely time in his……...
By Zev Feldman I’ve always been enamored by the quartet setting in jazz. A multitude……...
Charles Lloyd has received raves for his latest Blue Note release, The Sky Will Still……...
By Neil Tesser On his latest recording, all but one of Walter Smith III’s quartet……...
Our latest Digital Edition assembles a curated selection of articles from the JAZZIZ archive in……...
By Matt Micucci and Brian Zimmerman Here is a collection of well-known tracks and hidden……...
The inaugural Brubeck Living Legacy Prize was awarded to London-based alto saxophonist Kasper Rietkerk. As……...
Lee Morgan ranks high among the definitive hard bop trumpet players, his sound all but……...
By John Frederick Moore Ian Carey expands his palette and honors his artist father’s aesthetic….…...
By Sascha Feinstein NEA Jazz Master Charles Lloyd released The Sky Will Be There Tomorrow……...
By Asher Wolf As the saxophonist and driving force behind the bands Sons of Kemet,……...
By Jon Garelick Jacky Terrasson’s first album in five years — and the first on……...
By Bill Meredith In an era where gimmickry usually wins over musicality, bassists Christian McBride……...