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Introducing the single In A Dream, publicist Rebecca tells us that its creator Rosie Frater-Taylor is “one of the most electrifying forces in contemporary British jazz”. She adds that “with her album Featherweight landing widespread critical acclaim, the multi-faceted singer, songwriter and musician releases a bold addition with Featherweight – Deluxe”.
New releases Dec ’24 - Jan ’25, P-S - Jazz Journal
Jan 11, 2025 · Pablo Tarantino Quartet: Charnia They say : “Pablo Tarantino is a soulful and richly creative new composer/drummer who plays with sensitivity, precision, and depth. His debut album Charnia leads us on a refreshing jazz excursion rich with beautiful melodies, subtle surprises, complex rhythms, and moving improvisations. His fine quartet plays brilliantly together. Do take a listen!” Jana […]
New releases Dec ’24 - Jan ’25, M-O - Jazz Journal
Jan 11, 2025 · Manington, Dave: Weightless. They say : Dave Manington’s Riff Raff’s new album, Weightless, showcases a decade of collaboration with intricate compositions, dynamic improvisation, and evocative lyrics, all-star line-up.(Lamplight Social Records LSRDL35) Manson, Bevan: Talking to Trees. They say : Bevan Manson’s tribute to the natural world featuring acclaimed vocalist Tierney Sutton and ...
New releases Dec ’24 - Jan ’25, F-H - Jazz Journal
Jan 7, 2025 · Fujii, Satoko, Natsuki Tamura and Ramón López: Yama Kawa Umi. They say : Trumpeter Natsuki Tamura and pianist Satoko Fujii are joined by drummer Ramon Lopez for the trio’s second album.(Not Two) Galvin, Elliot: The Ruin. They say : New album from one of London’s most lauded pianists – mem of Shabaka Hutching’s band and Dinosaur.His first record for Gearbox Records and his first solo ...
Critics' favourites, 2024 - Jazz Journal
Dec 31, 2024 · JJ writers chose their favourite releases - or jazz experiences - from 2024. As might expected with such a now teeming and mature art as jazz, there’s no consensus, but plenty of enthusiasm. However, as the only title receiving more than one endorsement, Emily Remler: Cookin’ At The Queens - surely a worthy winner - gets the cover spot...
Soho jazz highlights - Jazz Journal
Jan 17, 2025 · Among the notable events at Ronnie Scott’s January to March are Eliane Elias, Marius Neset, Dave Douglas, Billy Harper, John Scofield and Bill Evans’ Vans Band. This month, 25 January, Ronnie’s also repeats its instrument “amnesty”. First standout this month is The Royal Scammers, in which brothers Paul (g) and Jeremy (d) Stacey lead a […]
About Jazz Journal - Jazz Journal
Jazz Journal is the oldest English-language magazine dedicated to the coverage of jazz music. Founded by Sinclair Traill in 1948, it has been published from the UK in web-form only since 19th January 2019, following continuous print publication for seven decades. The editor is Mark Gilbert, who was assistant editor of the magazine 1981-1999 and […]
New releases Dec ’24 - Jan ’25, I-L - Jazz Journal
Jan 7, 2025 · Jeschke, Joel: Time & Place. They say : Joel Jeschke is a highly sought-after drummer in both the jazz and rock scenes in Edmonton, Alberta.Having performed and recorded with countless artists – including rock bands Royal Tusk (MNRK Records) and Whale and the Wolf, as well as with modern jazz artists Aretha Tillotson, the Stephanie Urquhart Quartet, and Brett Hansen – Jeschke now turns his ...
JJ 10/64: The birth of the BBC’s Jazz 625 - Jazz Journal
Oct 23, 2024 · In addition he has a wish to build a programme around such expatriate Americans as Don Byas, Bill Coleman and Kenny Clarke, and by way of something entirely fresh, Henebury has the novel idea for a new kind of magazine programme – a kind of visual Jazz Scene, using live performers, critics and others.
Boundary pushers: Seed and the LSO - Jazz Journal
Oct 22, 2024 · The publicity says the LSO and Seed will play a specially “curated” programme mixing Kinoshi’s original compositions with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6 and Anna Clyne’s This Midnight Hour.. According to the press release, the concert is “the latest in a long line of boundary-pushing London Jazz Festival collaborations”, a previous one having put a cellist on stage with saxophonists.